I want to use for continuing education tapes. Does it have a resume feature?
1337465
This is not a tape player but a CD player. if you use a CD, it does have a pause and resume button.
1337466
this item failed to work within one month of purchase. i put it in the garbage. the previous cd player i had for ten years. obviously it was not my doing that caused the problem.
1337467
Can I start where I left off, without going through the cd, I already heard/
1337468
Once you press STOP, the player's laser returns to the disc's starting point and turns off. It does not resume from where you left off. You must use PAUSE and PLAY to do that which of course discharges your batteries.
1398308
Yes, you can search and save specific sections of recorded video with this unit. You can save it to your hard drive or a flash drive.
1160846
Yes, just note the position from where you stopped, note your file number, and second counter. reverse to approximate position beyond error, playback and stop where you want to re-record, and then press the rec/pause button again.
2037534
Yes, this Sony Portable Blu-ray Disc player do have resume feature which lets you resume from the last point of the disc is playing. -Ely
481094
I don't think so as the recording tape next to it takes up the info for your reports. You might try it if you just want to use it up but I don't think you'll want all the extra copies.
459648
Yes, that will wor fine. Each time you dictate a new message, the Sony puts it under a new number. For example, right now I have 8 files on mine. If I now dictate again, it will open number 9. When I later want to listen to a file, I just have to scroll to that file number and listen. If I stop during the playing of, say, file number 4, I can then resume in that file. You do, however, have to remember to make sure the same number, like number 4, remains on the screen when you restart. Otherwise it will automatically go on to the next file.
1424134
The recorder does have a manual set recording where you can select individual programs. User that method if you are not interested in reruns.
1224330
if you can play what you've recorded to the transcription app at similar volume and freedom from distortion the app would get from a microphone, it should transcribe taped material as well as spoken material. I wouldn't try it in a lecture though unless you're allowed to set the recorder on the podium.
1026329
No. Every time you power it on it will load on the main menu. But, every time you play an archive that alredy had been played, it asks you if you want to resume playback. If you click "yes" it will play at the point it had stop. Another thing: it will automatically play archives in sequence in the same folder. If there's just one, it will loop playing from the beggining after it ends.
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.
1334983
This product has a hold feature, but does not allow for resume in the sense that your looking for( such as kindle readers etc ). However, if you don't mind a little work, you can always convert each chapter into it's own mp3 and then burn them all to disk. This will allow you to listen to one chapter at a time, skip a chapter, program which chapter you wish to read, or hold/pause a chapter. You can not turn the player off and come back to the spot you left off at. But, by converting each chapter to it's own mp3, you can avoid having to listen to the entire book again when you turn the player back on. You will only need to start at the beginning of the chapter you left off at. To get the feature you are looking for unfortunately, you will have to have a kindle type reader. I hope this answers your question.
1241622
If you want to record lectures try the Sony TCM200DV which uses tapes. I used it for one of my lectures and found that using the tapes and storing them without needing to download into a computer was a breeze. All my friends who used the digital recorders had problems but this recorder helped me pass. If you buy the 90 min. tapes the machine can double the time. Sensitivity is excellent. It runs about $35 and there is even a more expensive $45 older model. I just labeled the tapes and if there was a lecture I wanted to hear again it was no problem. I know you are keen on the digital but to me, recording and then downloading into a computer was a drag. Aside from that if there is a problem with the computer your recordings are gone. I know this didn't answer your question but it might help.
1285760
You can play back what you said and listen to it over and over but the thing is that it gets confusing what folder you put it in so you have to write it down because there are several folders but what is awesome is you can email what you said to your email so you have it if its important for the price it is a good tape recorder.
2069541
No. Program must be recorded first. However, the chasing playback function can be used to pause a program that is currently being recorded.
1645680
Does this have a LINE-IN Recording function? (sorry for the repetition from the audio output section)
466149
To my knowledge there is no repeat feature on this recorder. I also do not know how long the batteries (depends on the type and condition) will play, sorry.
773761
The unit has timer recording functions for both the DVD and VHS tape portions. You can program the unit to record up to 12 different programs within a month in advance. Daily or weekly program recordings are also available.