Re: Latest in voice recording devices?

[ksoltys -dot- 1591484 -at- bloglines -dot- com]

DAT will give you about 2 hours of recording with excellent recording quality.
However, the recorders are somewhat expensive. A lot of people use them for
live recording and you can usually find used models on EBay.



I bought my
wife an IRiver flash-based MP3 player with voice recording capability for
recording lectures. It has a line-in input for an external microphone, but
so far she hasn't needed one. The advantage of one of these is long recording
times and battery life. She has a 256 MB player, but you can get them in 512
MB and 1 GB capacities, and it will double as a music player (and a flash
drive with their latest firmware). You can transfer recordings to your PC
as MP3 files. I want one myself - it'd be really handy for recording technical
sessions or interviews with SMEs.



Regards

Keith



--- CB Casper" <knowone -at- surfy -dot- net
wrote:



> Not specifically mentioned by Bruce is the Digital

> Audio Tape,
DAT. While still using a tape, the 

> recording is digital with longer tape
time.



> 

> 

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