Could this record directly to my iPhone?
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No, you must to download a app for you phone and then transfer audio and pdf to you phone
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Hi Jedidiah! Well, I don't have an iPhone, but I honestly doubt that you could use the LightScribe stereo headphones with it. The headphones have a customized 3.5 mm stereo phone connector (sometimes called a "mini") with 5 signal lines. In technical terms, it's a TRRRS connector instead of the TRS (I guess) that's probably used by the iPhone.You could plug this into your iPhone, and perhaps even get a (mono) audio to listen to, but recording won't be possible. Even more so since this is a stereo recording device, while the iPhone can only record in mono.I hope this helps! Cheers,Andreas Hi Jedidiah! Well, I don't have an iPhone, but I honestly doubt that you could use the LightScribe stereo headphones with it. The headphones have a customized 3.5 mm stereo phone connector (sometimes called a "mini") with 5 signal lines. In technical terms, it's a TRRRS connector instead of the TRS (I guess) that's probably used by the iPhone.You could plug this into your iPhone, and perhaps even get a (mono) audio to listen to, but recording won't be possible. Even more so since this is a stereo recording device, while the iPhone can only record in mono.I... » Read More Hi Jedidiah! Well, I don't have an iPhone, but I honestly doubt that you could use the LightScribe stereo headphones with it. The headphones have a customized 3.5 mm stereo phone connector (sometimes called a "mini") with 5 signal lines. In technical terms, it's a TRRRS connector instead of the TRS (I guess) that's probably used by the iPhone.You could plug this into your iPhone, and perhaps even get a (mono) audio to listen to, but recording won't be possible. Even more so since this is a stereo recording device, while the iPhone can only record in mono.I hope this helps! Cheers,Andreas « Show Less
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I want to use the LiveScribe pen to take notes while listening to a webcast, in an office environment where I can't broadcast through regular speakers. Is there some way to make this work? Do I use the special headset?
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Hi Jedidiah! Well, I don't have an iPhone, but I honestly doubt that you could use the LightScribe stereo headphones with it. The headphones have a customized 3.5 mm stereo phone connector (sometimes called a "mini") with 5 signal lines. In technical terms, it's a TRRRS connector instead of the TRS (I guess) that's probably used by the iPhone. You could plug this into your iPhone, and perhaps even get a (mono) audio to listen to, but recording won't be possible. Even more so since this is a stereo recording device, while the iPhone can only record in mono. I hope this helps! Cheers, Andreas
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You can record and it will play live out of the iPad using garage band into headphones or any other speaker. Will not play over bluetooth.
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The Parrot will record straight to your phone or tablet but i recommend getting a usb stick to record to as your video stream will lag less if you record locally than on to your phone/tablet.
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I don't think so. It records just like the sound on the tv programIhope this helps. It has been so long since I have recorded anything.
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Not necessarily if you have some other way to record. We have wireless Internet and we each have a IPhone. So we have our security system connected so we use our lap tops to record and see every thing live on our phones when we are away from the house. I think I read in the comments someone had recorded to an old VHS recorder.
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No I don't think so. Hmmm...how were you thinking of doing that? Attach a (separate) 1/8" stereo mini-cable between the headphone jack of the iPhone and the 1/8" stereo mini-plug input on this Griffin iMic. And then, in Garageband, set the iMic as the audio input source, and play the phone email while you are recording on a track in Garageband? Maybe...I've never tried it. If I wanted to do that, I'd email (Forward) the voice mail to myself, and open that received email on the computer with Garageband. I would Save the attachment, and then try to import it from my Downloads Folder into Garageband, if you can do that. That way it would save 2 conversions D/A from the iPhone, and A/D in Garageband, perhaps yielding slightly higher sound quality.Good luck. Good idea!
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You do not connect it to the computer for recording. The recording feature works by storing the data from the night inside the device. In the morning, you connect to a laptop or desktop computer and upload the data. Unfortunately, the software only works with a Windows-based computer. This is a big problem for a lot of people. I have to use my work laptop since all of my computers at home are Macs. I do not believe it will work with any iOS device like an iPad.
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No you connect it to another device such as computer, iPad and save the recordings there.
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No - the sound is perfect. I worried about that too and seriously - not an issue. However if you are using your iphone to record a concert then - you get what you ask for. Don't think that is what the phone is intended for.
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We found the tech support to be very helpful at this number 866-242-0620. The recording function is on the main menu (record; record plan; schedule... then select options from there); there is an app that we use for iphone and android called: MEye Tech.... it works very well. Again, the tech support can work with you and set you up nicely.
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Not naturally... You could do it if you had some sort of attachment to the iPhone giving it a female screw mount (like many digital cameras -- http://goo.gl/gSWYn). That or you can rig something up with tape.
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No it doesn't not..once you start recording it will bypass the iPad or iPhone.
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No...Its only an IP phone..yet with your IP carrier you will be able to record a message on the phone.
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No, it records directly to the I-Phone and functions as a stand alone app. If you want the app to add the data to a map and advise other users in the area of your measurements, then an internet connection or cell phone signal is needed.
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I don't think so, for two reasons: 1.) in order to record video with it, you have to change the mode on the app on your smartphone. There's no button to switch to video on the camera. 2.) you can't really see what you are video-ing, there's no screen or anything on the camera and (although I'm using mine with an iPhone 5s) it doesn't seem to like to switch from taking video with my phone to doing something on it's own. Like after I turn off the WiFi thing for the camera, the camera usually powers down. Maybe smarter minds than mine have figured out a work around, but I haven't found anything... I don't think so, for two reasons: 1.) in order to record video with it, you have to change the mode on the app on your smartphone. There's no button to switch to video on the camera. 2.) you can't really see what you are video-ing, there's no screen or anything on the camera and (although I'm using mine with an iPhone 5s) it doesn't seem to like to switch from taking video with my phone to doing something on it's own. Like after I turn off the WiFi thing for the camera, the camera usually powers down. Maybe smarter minds than mine have figured out a work around, but I haven't... » Read More I don't think so, for two reasons: 1.) in order to record video with it, you have to change the mode on the app on your smartphone. There's no button to switch to video on the camera. 2.) you can't really see what you are video-ing, there's no screen or anything on the camera and (although I'm using mine with an iPhone 5s) it doesn't seem to like to switch from taking video with my phone to doing something on it's own. Like after I turn off the WiFi thing for the camera, the camera usually powers down. Maybe smarter minds than mine have figured out a work around, but I haven't found anything... « Show Less
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You can't directly connect it to your iPhone. You can scan into some other device (e.g., one that uses a Windows, Mac, or Android OS) and then transfer from that device to your iPhone.
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I haven't used it with an iPhone, but it should work if you hook it up to a digital recorder. Don't know if it will work with the record function of the iPhone itself.