can you fast forward and rewind audio?
1334764
This is strictly a recording device. It has no playback functions. So what you can do with the output .WAV file depends totally on the program you use to listen to it.
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No you can't on the device-you plug it into your computer USB port and save it to a file, then you can use a media program that can play .WAV files and do the editing. You have to move it off the stick because it will fill up fast. Unfortunately mine broke within about 6 weeks. I carried it in my pocket and really didn't think that I handled it any different than my USB flash drives (which last a long time and can be recorded over again and again) but it's like the hard drive crashed. Also I found the switch that operates it hard to keep in place. I put a recording program on my iPhone that works much better. It was so inexpensive that I didn't even bother to get my money back or anything. No you can't on the device-you plug it into your computer USB port and save it to a file, then you can use a media program that can play .WAV files and do the editing. You have to move it off the stick because it will fill up fast. Unfortunately mine broke within about 6 weeks. I carried it in my pocket and really didn't think that I handled it any different than my USB flash drives (which last a long time and can be recorded over again and again) but it's like the hard drive crashed. Also I found the switch that operates it hard to keep in place. I put a recording program on my iPhone that... » Read More No you can't on the device-you plug it into your computer USB port and save it to a file, then you can use a media program that can play .WAV files and do the editing. You have to move it off the stick because it will fill up fast. Unfortunately mine broke within about 6 weeks. I carried it in my pocket and really didn't think that I handled it any different than my USB flash drives (which last a long time and can be recorded over again and again) but it's like the hard drive crashed. Also I found the switch that operates it hard to keep in place. I put a recording program on my iPhone that works much better. It was so inexpensive that I didn't even bother to get my money back or anything. « Show Less
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Any recording pen simply records in a .WAV format. These files can then be transferred to ANY program that plays it or edits it; it will be treated as with any recorded play. You can save it to your computer anywhere & delete it from the USB pen drive.
1191879
No but you can't fastforward or rewind with the stereo controls, you use the remote
2028027
Not that I'm aware of. The playback features are pretty basic. They haven't update firmware in quite a while, don't know if this feature will ever be available.
1026087
No, it has a pause function, but no forward/rewind function or track control.
958768
You can program the pedal to respond different ways. But I don't believe it can be used for anything other than starting, stopping, fast forwarding and rewinding audio files
79988
Yes it can. The secret is if you flip the Mode key (the lever) briefly left or right it will change to the next song or the previous song. If you want to rewind or fast forward through a song; you need to "push and hold" the Mode key as it advances or rewinds. If you watch the digital display, you'll see the time count increasing or decreasing as you hold the key. Release it at any point and the song will start to play.
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On the main Unit and the remote control:Holding the "fast forward" button down will fast forward the program.Click the "fast forwad" button and release, will skip to the next track.Remote only:Enter the track number on the remote plays play that trackBelow is the user manual from Onkyo website:http://filedepot.onkyousa.com/Files/own_manuals/C-7030_En_web.pdf Page "En16" for Basic Operation
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I don't know for sure but my guess would be no. There is no independent way to control it "play, pause, stop, forward or reverse." It does work really well through a computer though you need to make sure your computer has the graphic capacity to handle blu-rays, most of the new ones do. I didn't need to down load the software that came with mine, just plug and play for me.
459616
If you are trying to fast forward through a song, i don't think so,,if you can it's a feature I haven't found. If you mean skip to the next song, Yes. If you mean fast forward through a video I belive so. I like the radio feature that the ipod does not have ipod.
1272828
Not easily. I listen to podcast and find the rewinding or fast forwarding process to be very clunky. Thankfully the podcast are short so re-listening to something doesn't take too much time. I would think it would be hard to listen to audio books this way.
2227703
No, you can't rewind the song. It's just like a iPod. You can go forward to the next song or backwards to the previous song.
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The Zoom H1 has a record timer if you want to forward your conversation to 2:18 you can, or you can listen to what was said at 1:37. It rewind and fast forward with min. and sec stop/start for sub clips, I hope this help with your answer.
1425934
fast forward feature is not incorporated in this unit .However you can flip(switch over) to new next song.The same button is also used for increasing the volume if pressed little more time,volume level will be appear on the screen.Every time pressing the right arrow button will select a new song.
2211732
there's no audio when you press fast-play in any speedthat's one limited feature for sure
897724
Yes. I don't have the full list of key commands in front of me but there is a pretty robust set of hotkeys that can switch the K/M, video, audio or all at the same time. See my review for details.
1630580
You use the volume controls to skip forward or backward. Just hold one or the other button down for a couple of seconds and it will skip to the next (or former) track. If you do quick presses, you control the volume.
2229977
One important clarification - it remembers the file you were on and starts playing it from the beginning, but if you were listening to, say, a lecture which is 1+ hours long, it won't remember where you stopped, so it will start it over from the beginning. You have NO way to fast forward (only skip), which is why I'll be returning mine.