how do i transfer audio file from dr 100 mkII to apple imac to edit and email
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The device has a place for an SD card. Take out the ad card and put it in the drive on the computer
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Connect your unit to Mac with usb cable. Click on finder and find under devices your unit name. Click on it and files will open. In one file you will fine your audio tracks. Take what you need by copy it or simply drug it to your desk top or any way you need them to be.another tip:delete any of your audio files from the unit only by formatting the memory card being in the unit.
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The device is recognized when hooked up to a Mac. The files are MP3 also recognized by Mac. Just drag the files to a different folder on your computer. You can import them with iTunes or other software.
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You need to get MPEG StreamClip from squared5. Or another converter... the website is squared5 dot com This will convert your SD Video to MPEG2 with MPEG2 audio. The problem that blocks the mac from reading it normally is that the mac doesn't understand Dolby 5.1 audio yet. Also, you need to get apples MPEG-2 quicktime plugin. So, $20 to apple, and the free squared 5 application and you're editing in SD on a Mac in iMovie. Editing the AVCHD on a mac isn't yet supported. I'm hopeful that the next release if iMovie will fix this.
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You can use a creative sound blaster USB Sound card to adapt on you Mac. It will send the signal to the adapter.
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Normally you would select them by pressing the control key and clicking on each song you want to transfer. If you want to transfer ALL, select the first in the list and hold the shift key while using the Down Arrow or End key to highlight the entire list. Right click on a selected title and select "Copy" or Drag & Drop the list into the desired folder. Much easier said than done! :-) Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. - Mike
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I have not tried it with a MAC yet, but their web sites says it is compatible. http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/slides-2-pc-express
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I also need help here. I just bought a DCR-DVD108 and I use apple. I can't figure out how to import the video.
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Agree fully with answer #4. The Audacity program works fine, but you do need to download the subprogram to get it to transfer for mp3. Just be careful which "USB Audio device" you pick. Once you see the audio forms, you have the right device. Good luck. Not intuitive at all, but it does work well. Dumps it right into iTunes if you want.
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I have a HF100 and a new iMac and they work together like magic. iMovie08 prompts you to download clips as soon as the SDHC card is put in the reader. Final Cut Express is not quite so eager transfer is easily started with a simple command.Make sure you have an Intel mac, and I am supposing Imovie08.
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I don't know. There is windows bundled program for listening - don't know if native mac or bundled mac version available.
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Perhaps because I have a Mac, ITunes opened right up after the recording was over. In your case, I would just contact customer service at 401-658-3743. They recommend you are powered up and running before you phone. There's also a troubleshooting guide on their website ionaudio.com - where there should also be links to e-mail support. Good luck. It's not a bad unit.
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Agreed, which is it, "yes" or "no"? The description says it works with Mac, though one must also DL Audacity, which is a free APP.
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Yes, I had the same problem with my Imac, my girls yanked the headphones out and broke the end off in the jack. I bought this and it works fine. You need to go to the preferences and set the audio out to this device, but so far it has worked fine.
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Yes this is apple compatible. You just connect your recording device to your computer via a usb port. Once connected the recorder shows up like any other storage device and you can drag audio files to your desktop. I have a 2007 13.5" macbook laptop.
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Works great with Mac OS! No drivers needs, but you need to tell the operating system to use the new usb device for input and output of sound. This does not occur automatically. Connect the usb stereo sound adapter to usb port in computer. Go to system Preferences and select Sound from Hardware options. Select the Output tab; then scroll and select "C-Media USB Audio Device". Do the same for sound Input under the Input tab. My OS X version is 10.8.5, but should be the same steps for OS X Mavericks.
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The drive has a specific cable connection to the MacBook. It will not fit a PATA/IDE connector. I don't know the connections on the iMac, but I doubt it would connect.
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Don't know if this helps, but I copy files onto my macbook Air quite easily. I just connect it via the USB connection, open the icon for the recorder, open the folder that has the file I want to copy and drag it where I want it on my computer. I haven't mastered file management on the recorder itself yet, but it really isn't a problem, because I only really care what folder a file is in on my computer. I play recordings on i-tunes. If I can be of any other help, let me know. I use it to record interviews and have played around a lot with different situations. The size makes it easy to carry it in my purse and pull out as needed.