how to erase part of a recording
1375776
The recorder has an Index button for marking a location in a recording so you can skip to that point, but it does not allow you to erase part of a recording. The delete option either erases all of a file or all of the files in a folder.
1375777
I actually am not sure, because my son uses it. I think you have to find the part replay it and use the back buttons to start one over.
1869281
No. The file would be too large. The system over writes the old ones once full. This enables you to keep a record longer.
2235771
It's a loop recording so it erases past info. Just get an 8 gb card. Only record in 3 minute sessions as you won't be able to send recorded video if file is too big.
634765
I have no idea, there should be on line instructions, each movement triggers a recording, which is stored in the unit and oldest is overwritten when recording new when the memory card is full
1564723
Use Audacity. It's free and under the "Effect" menu, you can use the noise removal option which will take out all background noise.
1973863
Sure. When you record a new conversation, it automatically saves the old one in the same file. It's almost impossible to erase something accidentally.
865287
Just use the record (red button) to stay in the same file. Example: To start recording, press record. To pause, you press the same record button (you will see "rec pause" on the screen); press record again to start recording again. Do this repeatedly until you want to end this file. Press stop and the file ends. I haven't found a way to add more reecording to an existing file after you press "stop".
220008
It has been my experience that this unit will keep on recording over the the oldest recording, ie: on a loop. You can also delete the old stuff using the onboard menu.
1195282
Try audacity its a recording software for Windows and Apple and if that doesn't help try Sound Record or Cakewalk
765025
No, it won't be erased. When you turn it on, it records until you stop and that creates one file. When you turn it on again it records a new WAV file. All the files stay on the recorder until you delete one or more of them using drag and drop into your Windows Recycle Bin.
256204
This device requires a seperate hard drive. Depending on the size of that hard drive that determines how much you can store. The system automatically deletes the oldest recordings when it gets full.
193546
You can split the tracks during recording by pressing a button. If you wish to split after recording you will need software such as audacity which I think is free.
353863
go to data and enter skip through to the end. It give you the option there to delete all or just one.
109355
You can set a specific time to record in 15, 30, 1 hour file. you can also do a manual recording, not sure if it will overwrite when its full or stop recording.
323911
Well you don't "record over" on a dvd recorder (it's not like video tape). You can press the "top menu" button on the remote. Then you delete an existing recording to make more room for new recordings.
2041745
Joe, there is a delete function, but not on the player, per se. I use Windows Media Player and there's one on that. I hope this helps.
341815
Hi Stella M Trynda, this Sony M-560V doesn't have the capability to erase recording's on tape. However, what it can do is to overwrite the existing recordings by just doing the same recording process (press rec button).-Ely