How would I hook up a hard disc recorder for recording thru this?
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You have to do that through the rear, all the connections from the front is input based, so that you can connect your line in, be it a microphone, iPod or media player but from the rear, there are two cannon connections, one is designed as a line-out and the second is for looping through a couple of them together, just incase you have a few units to be used all at the same time. So whichever device, you'll love to capture the audio output with, just make sure it has a cable interface with a basic 3pin cannon plug connector, then you connect it to the line-out (not the second connector as that is an input only for looping multiple units together) then the signal will be recorded sweetly. If you are using multiple speakers maybe like 3 or 4 units looped together, then you must connect the recorder to the last speaker box in the loop as the line-out will be free for tethering any recorder. I hope this helps!
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I have not explored the option but from my installing it, it does not seem possible without an external recording device from the output on the device.
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I do not have the turntable set up for recording on my computer. I would think the system will be okay, but you will want some third party software to record with.
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Plug in the unit and the telephone cord into splitConnector that is not furnished to my knowledge.You may have issues with the recording setup and I can't help with that
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There are standard audio/video RCA jacks on the receiver. So, almost any recordING device will do.
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It only has midi input and headphone jack, so no USB or some other easier alternative. You will only be able to record audio from it
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Don't know for sure, but it may be possible to get a male-male cable that you could use to go from the earphone output on the recorder to the microphone input on your laptop.
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Just plug it in into the mike symbol on your computer. I had to turn the volume way up in order to hear what was being recorded.
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This isn't for connecting to a computer, it's only phantom power used for special microphones that require power. You are looking for something like the PreSonus AudioBox USB 2x2 USB Recording Interface.
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Output is simple a/v, so assuming you have a setup that records straight from this I couldn't see why not.
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I bought a 3.5mm minijack extender (8') and an RCA to 3.5mm minijack adapter from Radio Shack and have it plugged into my Macbook while recording (and monitoring) with Audacity. This works well for my purposes. :)
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USB cable or set the recorder up through the menu settings to record to SD card and pull it off with that.
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Josh no this will not work you want to look on amazon for the actual usb recorder type it in there is a really great video www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1yiqC3DT7g hope this helps
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Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old his post is but for the future IF I end up purchasing this I'll post my results shortly after trying it. Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old... » Read More Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old his post is but for the future IF I end up purchasing this I'll post my results shortly after trying it. « Show Less
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I have the same question. What program can I use on my computer to access what is recorded when I plug the recorder into the computer?
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I am still working on trying to record something. Not enough information on how to operate it.
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yes, attach with a 3.5mm auxiliary cord, then look for the sound recorder on your computer, the process is quite easy.