Hello Dane
This was never meant to be a My toy's better than yours argument so I'm glad
you added the horses for courses bit. I did try my best to make it clear that I
was referring to one particular device, not the overall interface which I know
that people are using successfully.
I have
Hello Dane
Actually I was wrong about Bluetooth. The equipment they sell is FM, as you
describe. But there are a number of designs. Some of them work with an input
she, some of them work by interfacing with the iCom which I bought for Gordon a
while back. Actually he has 2 of them now, and
Why do I keep forgetting to change accounts?
On 22 Sep 2011, at 13:52, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hello Dane
Actually I was wrong about Bluetooth. The equipment they sell is FM, as you
describe. But there are a number of designs. Some of them work with an input
she, some of them work by interfacing
I don't know whether multiple microphones can be part of my system but
I'll investigate that though I really don't need them for my situation I
can certainly appreciate as to why Gordon would find them helpful.
Here's another tip, try connecting the Zoom H1 to the line in of your
system when
Hello Chris\
On 22 Sep 2011, at 14:31, Dane Trethowan wrote:
I don't know whether multiple microphones can be part of my system but I'll
investigate that though I really don't need them for my situation I can
certainly appreciate as to why Gordon would find them helpful.
Yes, the zoom link
I am talking about the SmartLink and not the ZoomLink. The SmartLink is worn
around the neck or can be placed on the table. It has 3 different microphone
settings for the internal mic and also allows external microphones to be
plugged in. I am not sure if it would need to be set to work with
Hurray! we now have a store that stocks these recorders, the full range
so I'm going to have a look at at a few next week, may consider the
purchase of 1. The Zoom H1 is a damn nice recorder but I have to admit
the ability to organise files and folders whilst on the road so to speak
would be
Hello Chris
This was precisely the point I tried, seemingly unsuccessfully, to make in my
original post which was taken way out of context. I had problems when playing
with the Motorola phone and it put me off, although I'm still willing to look
elsewhere. I agree with you about the
hello Mary
On 22 Sep 2011, at 14:45, Mary Stores wrote:
Over here, it's a bit of a postcode lottery, (zip code as you'd call it). Some
people can get high tech equipment like this on the NHS through their
audiologist etc., but not everywhere and not where we live.
I totally agree about the
Be aware that the dm420 cannot reorganise files. I found this the hard way and
I got th econfirmation from olympus as well that the dm420 cannot move files
from internal to external memmory and so forth.
On Sep 22, 2011, at 7:16 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hurray! we now have a store that stocks
Is this a bug in the firmware or what and did Olympus say that they
would try to fix the issue?
On 23/09/2011 3:49 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
Be aware that the dm420 cannot reorganise files. I found this the hard way and
I got th econfirmation from olympus as well that the dm420 cannot move
Hi guys,
So our disability services for students wants to purchase a tape
recorder... yes, you heard right ... so he can record his Introductory
Turkish class. So now I'm on the hunt. Do you all know of an accessible
digital recorder/player for blind people that is $200 or les? This
person
Howdy!
I wonder whether just a cassette recorder may do the job? You can still buy the
typical desktop machine with the classic piano key type arrangement for well
under $200.00 here, I just checked with one of the stores where I buy radio
gear from.
I'm not sure I'd recommend the Zoom H1
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