Pagan
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Gonna be getting one for obvious reasons, any suggestions?
Gonna be getting one for obvious reasons, any suggestions?
http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/p1_Sony-ICD-P620-Digital-Voice-Recorder_146725_Business_Supplies_10051_SEARCH
I like them small and with USB connectivity like this.
Yale, try sliding the 'Hold' switch to keep the current mode locked.ed wrote:http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/p1_Sony-ICD-P620-Digital-Voice-Recorder_146725_Business_Supplies_10051_SEARCH
I like them small and with USB connectivity like this.
Ed,
I carry the same model recorder and have to give it a Thumbs Down. When I set it to record and place it in y shirt pocket the Stop/Play button is to easily pushed. I can't count the number of times I've been walking somewhere and suddenly hear the playback coming from my pocket. It's pretty disconcerting to have to stop, get the recorder out and fumble with it to stop the playback and reset it to record again. There I am trying to keep things discreet and the recorder keeps going off. I spend more time worrying about my darned recorder than I do about the gun on my hip. I've even tried rigging up some wings to cover the Stop/Play buttons so they would not be pushed so easily but that didn't last. If the buttons were recessed into the body of the unit or a bit harder to activate it wouldn't be so bad but the way it is is not working for me. It's more hassle than it's worth. I'd recommend a different model.
Where is the facepalm smilie?yale wrote:Yale, try sliding the 'Hold' switch to keep the current mode locked.ed wrote:http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/p1_Sony-ICD-P620-Digital-Voice-Recorder_146725_Business_Supplies_10051_SEARCH
I like them small and with USB connectivity like this.
Ed,
I carry the same model recorder and have to give it a Thumbs Down. When I set it to record and place it in y shirt pocket the Stop/Play button is to easily pushed. I can't count the number of times I've been walking somewhere and suddenly hear the playback coming from my pocket. It's pretty disconcerting to have to stop, get the recorder out and fumble with it to stop the playback and reset it to record again. There I am trying to keep things discreet and the recorder keeps going off. I spend more time worrying about my darned recorder than I do about the gun on my hip. I've even tried rigging up some wings to cover the Stop/Play buttons so they would not be pushed so easily but that didn't last. If the buttons were recessed into the body of the unit or a bit harder to activate it wouldn't be so bad but the way it is is not working for me. It's more hassle than it's worth. I'd recommend a different model.
If recording, it will keep recording. If off, it won't start playing.
Don't feel too bad, I've done the same thing with other types of electronic equipment. I tend to not read manuals, so I sometimes miss something that would make my life easier.
$50 on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DDT42II carry an Olympus VN-5200PC. Plenty of talk time and USB connectivity. Decent audio quality. You can change the mic sensitivity as well as the recording quality. You can also change the menu language to Spanish. The paranoid cynic in me likes this feature, as I assume that a LEO might be tempted to confiscate the recorder during an encounter and erase files...
~$65 at Best Buy.