Do you think I can use this unit to transmit live translation to assistants of a conference?
481228
Hi!I think yes. I use it in recording studio to send monitoring signal for misicians. It's cool. Take the signal from mixer monitor outs and send it to transmitter.
481229
...short answer: Yes. HOWEVER--As was noted by another reviewer, there is a slight hum that you may hear while using this unit, and it may be distracting if intense concentration is required. (That's just my opinion, however.) If that is not a significant issue to you, then you will likely be very satisfied with the purchase.
481230
First, you have to find the best FM frequency at your site. then you can use this device. Every weeks, we use it. But because of some noises, we try to remove them. I think that these are not from this device. In our environment, Hearing of 50 feet distance from this device is good.
481231
Yes with the right equipment this would be good to transmit your translations
481232
Yes this unit is great for live speech or music and despite others saying it has a loud or slight distracting hum, mine has absolutely no hum at all. I replaced the power supply with an old laptop power supply I had laying around the house and the hum went away. The power supply is not bad that comes with the unit, it's just insufficient (not really rated for this unit).
481233
I would think so as long as they are in range. Any audio input will broadcast out about 1/2 mile.
481234
Yes it will work quite well. In the right place it could transmit a mile. But, beware that it is illegal to use according to FCC rules. It transmits too much power. Using it on low power may be legal. FCC rules are based on signal strength not output power for FM transmitters.Good luck
481235
Yes, assuming the microphone jack works well with your microphone. Or you can connect the mic to any radio receiver or whatever device has a mic input, and then connect the device output to the FS Transmitter. Technically it can be made to work great, but its the legal issues you should be concerned about. You would be broadcasting info from the Conference to everyone within a half mile or a couple of miles, depending on your Transmitter settings. The Conference host and presenters may have restrictions against that. And the FCC may become aware of your transmission, and prosecute for various public broadcast violations. You need to do serious research before pursuing this idea. Yes, assuming the microphone jack works well with your microphone. Or you can connect the mic to any radio receiver or whatever device has a mic input, and then connect the device output to the FS Transmitter. Technically it can be made to work great, but its the legal issues you should be concerned about. You would be broadcasting info from the Conference to everyone within a half mile or a couple of miles, depending on your Transmitter settings. The Conference host and presenters may have restrictions against that. And the FCC may become aware of your transmission, and prosecute for... » Read More Yes, assuming the microphone jack works well with your microphone. Or you can connect the mic to any radio receiver or whatever device has a mic input, and then connect the device output to the FS Transmitter. Technically it can be made to work great, but its the legal issues you should be concerned about. You would be broadcasting info from the Conference to everyone within a half mile or a couple of miles, depending on your Transmitter settings. The Conference host and presenters may have restrictions against that. And the FCC may become aware of your transmission, and prosecute for various public broadcast violations. You need to do serious research before pursuing this idea. « Show Less
1687079
Might be able to do that, I returned the unit because it was not wireless, never used it.
619968
It is possible. Setting to transcoding some folder, and automatic transcoding start. But.. Transcoding is very slow.
2229253
with caveats, the answer is yes. this is what I am using it for. Jim - N1NK
2143362
I did not see the possibility of doing. Perhaps some upgrade allows turn off and turn on for live transmission applications.
2170532
You will need someone speaking into a microphone tied directly to the system translating the words. This only amplifies what is said through the microphone.
1582661
This will not work for you. It is for 8 people who are speaking. some sort of in ear monitor system would probably do what you need.
1518507
Yes, I've used it with GoToMeeting as well and it works. Obviously the quality is better if it's a smaller room. Make sure the speakers are not too close by because the mic will pick up the sound coming out of speakers and you'll get feedback.
981566
Should be able. Most good hotels provide adapters & converters, if that is helpful...as well.
1608562
Hey Keith, Sure. Plug it into your system using a USB cable and then make sure it's selected as your systems mic in webex and you'll be good. I actually use Adobe Connect but they are very similar. Works well for a group around a table or the like. The biggest mistake you can make is plugging it into your computer but then not selecting it as the active mic. Cheers.
772678
The camera would be fine although someone needs to man the remote to move it as appropriate. The microphone would not work well at that distance, I ended up using a MXL AC-404 (from Amazon) and it works flawlessly. I also route the sound out of this to portable speaker system if the crowd is more than 10-15 people, otherwise the built in speaker is fine. Our tech club has used this to webcast large meetings (40-60 people) in a large multi-purpose room (2000sf) and using the other microphone and the speaker output, it makes for a very professional presentation. In a much smaller venue, the device itself would be sufficient. The camera would be fine although someone needs to man the remote to move it as appropriate. The microphone would not work well at that distance, I ended up using a MXL AC-404 (from Amazon) and it works flawlessly. I also route the sound out of this to portable speaker system if the crowd is more than 10-15 people, otherwise the built in speaker is fine. Our tech club has used this to webcast large meetings (40-60 people) in a large multi-purpose room (2000sf) and using the other microphone and the speaker output, it makes for a very professional presentation. In a much smaller venue, the... » Read More The camera would be fine although someone needs to man the remote to move it as appropriate. The microphone would not work well at that distance, I ended up using a MXL AC-404 (from Amazon) and it works flawlessly. I also route the sound out of this to portable speaker system if the crowd is more than 10-15 people, otherwise the built in speaker is fine. Our tech club has used this to webcast large meetings (40-60 people) in a large multi-purpose room (2000sf) and using the other microphone and the speaker output, it makes for a very professional presentation. In a much smaller venue, the device itself would be sufficient. « Show Less
1115077
No, this is impossible with a USB Hub. The functionality you want can be achieved with a KVM Switch (just search on Amazon), or if you want to try it with Software, try checking out http://synergy-project.org/
791488
Yes, provided that the resident has a stand telephone line, not a digital phone line, the Clarity Ensemble will certainly work! Bear in mind that the speed of the captioning is largely dictated by the internet speed used so there might be some delay if a lot of people are using the same Wifi connection.
704717
Maire, I don't think you can since your transmitting device can only be connected to one device at a time usually. I've never tried your scenario though.
92382
I can't say how far it will transmit, but the volume was very good. The sound was very clear, just as good as a mic with a cord that I was using the same night. Just keep the power supply cord away from any of the signal cords. How it works in your auditorium will depend on how good your amplifier and speakers are.
896843
It depends on the size of your group. I think it would work great for a small group of 5, but not in a large conference room with people far away from the speaker.
2280753
Not sure, but I think that they can give you a small converter box (by Cisco) that should do the trick. Good luck.