On old fashioned tape recorders, the tape recorder made a Click when the tape ended? Does this recorder make any sound when it reaches the end of a recording? Or is that not an issue because it can record for a very long time. On old fashioned tape recorders, the tape recorder made a Click when the tape ended? Does this recorder make any sound when it reaches the end of a recording? Or is that not an issue because it... » Read More On old fashioned tape recorders, the tape recorder made a Click when the tape ended? Does this recorder make any sound when it reaches the end of a recording? Or is that not an issue because it can record for a very long time. « Show Less
1359700
Likewise, I've never even come close to running out of on-board memory, so wouldn't know if there is any warning sound...I doubt there is one.
1359701
There is no tape to run out and I've yet to run out of memory on this recorder. I image there would be some warning sound if it ever did.
1771675
No tape recorder can "restore" the quality of a defective source (i.e., a tape that already contains "hiss"). The Teac recorder has Dolby B noise reduction (as do virtually all tape recorders) so that tapes made or played on it will have reduced hiss. It is important to know that this machine will not record from cd to cd internally, though one can record from an external source (e.g., another cd player). The Teac is a fine machine for what it is made to do.
1285759
It's not in the vinicity of me, but I remember it has such a function. It can do anything a normal recorder can do. Ask others to make sure plz!
1792977
The recorder does have a display of what is being recorded. It can be turned off or on. The same with the audio. You can turn the audio to record or not record. I have it my recorder set to display what is being recorded and the audio set to record. You can't go wrong with this for the price.
320403
Well, it did record my voice right in front of it, but I didn't have time to try out other recordings, like room sounds,because the recorder snapped it's belt and now sits in the corner awaiting a part. Also, the FM antenna snapped off the first time I tried to pulled out, just before the tape recorder broke down. Good Luck!
645826
No. "At the end of the tape, playback stops and the unit turns off automatically."
459649
there is a little bit of difference on these recorders even though they are the same serial numbers. the silver one with the black face u can stop anytime for as long as you like the little square button at the bottom it will stop when u come back just hit the play button. you can use the play/stop button and do the same thing.i also have one of the black ones and they are different hope it helps some
179872
The answer to your question is: "NO". That is only one of the reasons I returned the recorder.
1734022
I would like to know also as sometimes when I record over 1 hour and 17 minutes it will not copy it do a cd; if smaller it will. So I have learned to stop at that point and start new recording if you want to transfer to a cd.
2218069
I'm sure answers will vary , one the memory used and the battery, mine records for approx 2 hours , and it make a file at 59 min , then it will automatically begin a new file . I don't know why it does this but it works fine. it does tend to get a little warm when recording for a long period of time.
935526
As far as I could tell, it doesn't compensate automatically. There is a manual control that lets the user change the tape speed by small increments, up to + or -10 percent, for playback. The user manual says the switch doesn't work during recording. It doesn't say whether you can change the setting while a tape is playing. They do warn you not to have any slack in the tape.
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I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but the record button ONLY controls whether sound is being recorded onto the USB drive. You have to separately control whether the tape deck is actually playing. So, if you want to record the tape playing, you have to hit record and then play. When the tape reaches the end or you want to stop recording, press the record button again to end the recording. Hope this helps!
2235433
Yes. It will shut off after one side of the tape finished playing. There is an option for continuous play, then it won't shut off until both sides have finished playing.
1284316
There is an indicator to let you monitor the battery level. I have not had the batteries die on me, but it would make sense that the recorded audio up to that point would be okay. I suspect the recorder would shut itself down and finalize the audio file- as opposed to it just going dead suddenly.
1624901
Yes it does record. However we have purchased a total of 3 of these types of players and none seem to last very long. We have finally just given up. The radio still works and the CD player, but the cassette player likes to eat your tape.
1455027
Have you initialized the disk?I use this recorder at work with a thermographic camera. It allows the process engineers to see where heat is affecting the quality of parts being welded and more!They like to watch what is being recorded while I'm recording as well.To solve this, put a splitter on the recorders input and use that to "feed" a monitor/TV with a RCA input jack.You can not finalize what you are not recording!
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If you recorded some loops previously, it is supoused to keep sounding while you tap once again to record over it...Get in touch with TC electronic customer service