How much money does a sports recorder(records games) make?
148025
not much at all stick with any other job. but yet it would be fun
305165
You posted your question  in the sports section, and I suggest you re-post it in the technology section. Good luck.
1171482
tehre's a formula for it...\nit depends how much you run druing the game
330055
i use fastcap to capture pc videos (games) in winxp. u need to install DirectX 9.0 (from microsoft and free) to running fastcap. the pro version of fastcap just cost 23 or 25 bucks.
1012975
They are paid in US dollars, if they make it themselves, it's counterfeiting.\nSeriously, NBA referees are paid somewhere between $90,000 and $225,000 per season, depending upon experience and Post season assignments.
604101
I use LP recorder which is great seeming as it only costs about $20 to.  This gives me crystal clear recordings from live music I play from vinyl.
412843
on your tape recorder
779042
easy. use your free resources. use that $75 for your tapes to record on. and the rest. well find friends that will act, find cool places to shoot (for  free) and basically make up your storyline, wich doesnt cost you money only your time.\ntake a look at the 'blair witch project' probably made on LESS than $75 and that movie made millions and millions
894304
Use "MP3MyMP3", it's a free program that can record ANYTHING going through your sound card (assuming you choose the right input device on the program), and allows you to save it to MP3 or MSADPCM WAV. Be careful though, it can slow down your system, as it's rather process intensive if you're trying to record from games (which you don't appear to be doing).\n\nThe website is:\n\nhttp://www.mp3mymp3.com\n\nHope this helps you.
1085833
all you need is hotrecorder for media\nthis software costs 20 bucks and is very reliable
751714
Did you happen to record the game on tape or DVD?  I was trying to record it, and for some reason I was unable to.  If you did, can I get a copy from you?  I will take care of all the costs...\nTHANKS!\nElisa
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A Microcassette Recorder.  Most of them are in the $20-$30 range nowadays, and they're about the same size as a cellphone.\n\nIf simply holding the recorder near the cellphone doesn't result in clear enough recordings, try adding a simple suction-cup microphone.  These are widely available, and fit in place on the reverse side of the earpiece end of the phone.  As long as the cellphone (or regular phone, for that matter) are "Hearing-Aid Compatible" (as most are) this should work.\n\nThat can also be used for recording a live phone conversation - and thanks to the 'feedback' utilized in phones, will record both sides of the conversation.\n\nThe necessary recorder and mic can be found at discounters such as Wal-Mart, if you're confident enough to look for it on your own.  If not, try a store where the sales help has a bit of knowledge - such as Radio Shack, Best Buy, or Circuit City.
1153539
I'm asking for a DVD recorder.  They're about $130 for a good one at Best Buy or Circuit City.
943844
they don't usually keep records for those kind of things, or at least not publically because most people wouldn't look up a record like that. to find out a record like that you would probably have to call the nfl record association and see iof they have it somewhere in archives
967234
Don't pay recording studios, it is a waste of money.  Buy a Fostex MR 8 digital recorder and do it all yourself.  It is a hell of a lot cheaper, and sounds just about the same.  I own one and it has saved me tons of money.
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A LOT!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nYou could make up to $700 dollars on that. (If its really from 1906) (700 dollars is the absolute MAX. I'm not saying that much could be payed)\nBut at least $250\nIts the team with the best record in history and...\nIts the CUBS!!!!
991514
I don't know single amounts but i do know referees make bout 400000 dollars in total