What type of file format does record on the SD Card? If I record a song from a jam so we don't forget it, can I make copies of that file to pass on.
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I have not used this product to record as of yet. I used it to assist learning some choral music with previously recorded music that I transferred to SD. But now in curious and will test it out.
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MP3 is the format to use. You can record your music on any mp3 compatible device, transfer it to your computer, then to your Tascam LR-10. I use my LR-10 every day, it's the king of jam devices. You can play it through powered speakers or headphones put on backwards so you can hear yourself play. Good Luck. Rog.
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To answer your question informatively, yes. In the system settings there is an option to overwrite last night's videos(for example). And if you say no. It will keep them until eventually your SD card runs out of memory. Also if you are curious whether this deletes other content inside the SD card besides the videos, the answer is no. The system makes a folder named "Videos" and only affects that folder. All other contents are left unchanged/unaltered. So you have no worries.
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Looks to me like there is no way to have the files play from the SD card by default. This is a major flaw, one of many.
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Sorry...wish I could help...I just put all my music on SD cards...works really well...If this is a new machine return it...If it's an older machine might just need a lens cleaning.
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You do need an sd card to make recordings, we use a 16 gig and it holds more than 100 hrs
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It is a auto feature. I have a 32gb card in it which records about 16 hours when the sd card gets full it automatically starts recording over the old files. Nothing manual at all.
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Speed doesn't matter for MP3 files, they are very low bandwidth. Think about it - memory cards are measured in Megabytes per second, MP3 files are measured in Kilobytes per second. So even a slow 1MB card is more than 3x fast enough for a very high quality 320Kbps MP3 file. That said, I only use the biggest available, which is 64GB - the only card I use is the "SanDisk SDSDQUA-064G-U46A Ultra 64 GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card 30MB/s with Adapter" - conveniently made by the same company that makes the player. I don't care about the other features, but I do care about the 64GB size.
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If the SD card fills up, it will start to record over what is on the card. About once a month, I just format the SD card while it is in the unit. But it can be formatted (erased) by putting it into your computer also but it's much easier and quicker to do it in the unit.
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I am using Micro SD 32G and set up a recording continue sly over write on SD, works fine for me. I do See the required for more memory so far!
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You are supposed to be able to record directly to the SD card from the record player. So I've never actually tried it. I make CDs directly from the phono player going directly to a CD recorder that I have connected to the phono player.
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It can record to a memory card if u want ur files to save there as it record or u can hav ur takes there as well which ever u choose
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I might be a little slow - What about expandable memory - can I load music movie and content onto the sd card? or are you all saying it can only read and save content pulled over from another device like my laptop.
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Can I play back? I record and then listen to it for my minutes of the meeting. Does that answer your question? It is for a non-profit group and I keep it as our permanent record though the file size is huge; I want to say around 128 megabytes. It works great. Let me know if you have any more questions.
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Check your formats the file types supported is limited as is file size the sd card is mostly for music
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Nope SD card is only to take low quality JPEG images. All video recording is captured to the DV tape or to an external HDMI capture device.
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The thing is, they're not even showing up as being on the card, but they show up when I go through the files on my camera. And I made sure they're actually ON the SD card, because it says my internal memory is empty. I was reading other posts and I think I may have recorded them in the wrong format? I don't know how to change that though...
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I successfully use a SD card. Never tried anything else. Don't see how you could. Can you transfer your MP3/4 files to an SD card?