Recording phone interview: I have the ear plug device that I've used previously with my Olympus recorder, but where do I plug it into on the Handy?
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I use a phone tap from Radio Shack and olug it into the LINE IN input jack. You will only get one channel, but for my purposes, transcribing, it works fine.
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yes, you can most certainly hook up earphones to the Olympus D620, and hear exactly how your file is being recorded. I do this a lot, when I am trying to record podcasts, or tutorials. I use Sony earphones that you can get at walmart for around 25 dollars. not sure of the moddle number of them though. I like these as they completely cover my ear, so that I can really hear what is being recorded. HTH
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Unable to get your question?? Are you asking about the ear phones equipment or the plug in place for it in the phone...
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Yes. If you have the picture that I have on my screen, look towards the top (where the opening for camera and flash are), and you'll see a little notch in the picture. That's where the earphone gets plugged in.
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use a Male-Jack XLR cable that goes from the Audio recorder to the camera. Just make sure your camera has the appropriate audio channels.
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I'd hesitate to say this or any other mic can send its sound into an Android phone. REASON: Cellphones have input jacks set up for the four-conductor headphone/mic combination shipped with the phones. They won't work with regular external mics like this Olympus. SOLUTION: Pick up a modestly-priced digital voice recorder that has a mic jack. Plug this Olympus into that recorder. $40 gets you top quality digital. Don't hand-hold the thing during the concert unless you have to. Better idea is to get there early, start recording and duct-tape the whole thing high up on the wall and retrieve it after the concert. I do that with high-school musicals.
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On the power supply (that plugs into an AC outlet) there is an RCA jack to can be used for call recording. To record a conversationplug the end of a cable with RCA-type connectors into the Aux Out jack on the Power Supply. Plug the other end of the cable into the Aux In jack of your tape recorder.
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The phone I bought came with the a headset (the ear plug kind). What I would want is to use regular headset with the standard jack 2.5mm. I could not find any such headphone with the mini usb attachment. However I did find an converter (search EMU to 2.5mm converter on ebay) that I could probably use. I checked Motorola website and they are sold out of these adapters.I wish the mp3 player would work with the BT headset. That would be awesome.
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Sorry I don't have the answer. I use my on an Olympus voice recorder, works excellent!
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You would need ear plugs of some kind. They would be included for sure if you bought it new. By the way, the one I bought only worked for one tape before I returned it to amazon.
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The phone I bought came with the a headset (the ear plug kind). What I would want is to use regular headset with the standard jack 2.5mm. I could not find any such headphone with the mini usb attachment. However I did find an converter (search EMU to 2.5mm converter on ebay) that I could probably use. I checked Motorola website and they are sold out of these adapters. I wish the mp3 player would work with the BT headset. That would be awesome.
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Radio Shack Carrie a microphone that can be plugged into the recorder and the attached to the handset for recording telephone conversations. Not sure if they are still available or not I have had one for several years and it worked on my cordless handset.
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This Recorder is an excellent tool for any recording, including a phone conversation. For a proper both way conversation recording, you'd need, however, a "Telephone Recording Device (TP-7)", or a newer model "Olympus TP-8 Telephone Pick-up Microphone", available at amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Olympus-TP-8-Telephone-Pick-up-Microphone/dp/B008AGP5EW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid;=1362587699&sr;=8-4&keywords;=Telephone+Recording+Device+%28TP-7%29
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plug the USB cable into your computerplug the micro USB end of the USB cable into the recorderMake sure the computer is turned on
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Olympus TP-7 attachment and an inexpensive digital voice recorder with ext. mike jack is all you need. The TP-7 fits in your ear like an ear bud and picks up both sides of the conversation. Works with land line and cell phones. Most digital voice recorders have an excellent voice activated feature, with adjustable trigger point.
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This recorder accepts nearly any analog audio device through two standard 1/8" jacks (one for input, one for output). Most headsets will have two 1/8" plugs, one for the earphones and one for the microphone. Given your expected use, you will likely not need a headset at all. This recorder has a built-in microphone. But, a standard analog headset may be a better option if your work makes handling the recorder too difficult.
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i suggest purchasing a USB data cable cord that is for this unit from ebay they run around 5 to 7 dollars. simply search for "USB Data Cable/Cord For Olympus Voice Recorder LS-10 DS-30 DS-40 DS-2100 DS-2200" they all share the same one.