Olympus VN=7000 voice recorder: Does this have a USB cord or can you connect it to a USB port on computer?
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Nope, as you probably know already Olympus funked up on this one... The only way to extract audio recordings from this is to get a male-to-male headphone cord, plug it into the ear output, and then connect the other end of the cord to a PC or other device capable of in-line recording the output. You would be better off spending your money elsewhere on a device with a USB plug if you can help it.
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If you want to record your voice you need to purchase Mic with connection to computer with the USB CONNECTIONYOUR COMPUTER NEEDS TO HAVE GOOD SOUND CARD OTHERWISE YOU NEED TO HAVE M-AUDIO
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I looked up this the Olympus VN-5000 0n Olympus.com and found the cable KA-333 Compaticord - the description states that you can transfer recording to other recording devices or to a PC. It lists the price at $16.99. I will buy it and check it out!
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Agree with the previous answer. As an FYI, the USB cord is strictly for transferring files from the recorder to a computer/laptop.
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This is a great product. I used it with my Olympus recorder during nursing school. I would suggest that you buy it from amazon and if it does not work return it.
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Existing mic is built in, at the top of the device. There are two jacks-earphone and mic between the left and right stereo mics. . Negatives: there is no way to determine when the "low battery" is fully charged. The battery indicator showed it fully charged, after it had been plugged into my computer for hours. But when I tried to use the recorder I got a "low battery" message. Don't know if it's best to charge it in a laptop but that's what I did. I put something beneath the recorder to make sure the weight of the device wasn't pulling it out of the USB port. Another negative: it takes figuring out to enter the present date /time. I had to call Olympus for assistance with this. 3rd: there's a straphole on the bottom of the unit but no strap is provided. The Olympus rep said that she'd send it to me along with complete operating instructions. I never received it. Positive: plug the recorder into the computer's USB port to listen to what you've recorded. The playback sound on the device itself is not great especially if there's alot of ambient sound.
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The VN-722PC is one of the least expensive models Olympus offers that will connect to PC. Files can be transferred to your PC for duplication. The feel of this device is plastic, not metal such as other units that are double the price or more. I would not describe the feel as cheap though, and the quality is great for the price.
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You can get a wall charger for USB ports. My recorder also uses plain batteries.
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Use the USB charger that came with the recorder and plug it into either your computer or use a USB charger and plug it into the wall
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I know the sony xplod cfd 700 does not have a usb port input what model is this one
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No it does not. Recording is web based. It does have a USB slot, but for NetGear diagnostics only
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I agree with a prior answer that says the device is a USB plug and play mic. It's the application that you use with the mic that has to work off of Chrome OS. I use Audacity as a recording software, and I don't know if it works with Chrome OS.
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I don't have this recorder so I'm giving some general advice not specific to your problem. I recorded many classes on my Sony PDA, and like you the resulting WAV files would not import into popular CD burning software. In my case, it appeared that the lower quality mode used a non-standard bit rate. The highest quality mode converted fine and I was able to make standard CDs. I believe Sony has since uploaded a patchto correct the problem. Since the Olympus can't be patched, your best bet is to see if Olympus has a program to convert their WAV files into something standard. You should also see if every recording speed gives you this problem. If not, a non-standard bit rate is most likely your problem too. Alternatively, try using some feature-rich converter like Replay AV Converter or Total Recorder (which also makes your PC a recorder). They can convert virtually any format into any other format with your choice of bit rate.
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Not sure about your first question, since I always start manually. But regarding the second, is it possible you haven't "connected" the recorder-- that is, clicked on "USB" in the main menu of File Manager Software and then clicked on "Connect Recorder"?
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That I do not know as I use PC format. IT does not have its own software program as does Sony, for example and has to be opened through Windows Explorer in my case. I have used one of my Sony recorder programs however. I would not purchase this unit or an Olympus for that reason as they are not customer friendly.
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I have not tired using it with a computer. I use it with an Olympus digital voice recorder. Plug it into the mic jack and insert the ear bud in your ear, then hold your phone to your ear like a regular conversation. The phone speaker sound passes through the earbud and it records your voice and the person on the phone with you. I suppose if you are using the computer to record, it is the same process. I've just never done that.
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is there a mic port and a way to plug it into the wall for 2+ hour recordings