Yeah, I have the review voice set to 5, and I always keep my speech
at 32 so I can hear the stopwatch when I'm riding my elliptical. The
good thing about this lower volume setting and better quality
recording is that I can play my voice lessons on my PC and they sound
better than they used to; but I'd really like to have louder
playback when I use the BN to listen.
Peggy
At 11:06 PM 1/30/2006, you wrote:
Hi Peggy,
Did you check the actual speech volume? Remember that it does
interact with the media player volume. Also, make sure the volume
level under review
voice in the options menu is set to 5.
I think these are the only 3 settings which could effect this.
Don
On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 22:55:10 -0800, Peggy Kern wrote:
Hi, all. I recorded my voice lesson with the mPower, as I have for
the past several weeks, but I noticed that it played back a lot
softer on the mPower than it has before. I hadn't changed any
settings, other than to make sure it was recording at high
quality. I cranked up the media player volume, but that didn't seem
to make any difference. I did a bunch of test memos, changing the
level from 2 to 15, to see if that made any difference. The memos
sound a lot clearer, but I'd like to have the recordings at the same
volume level they were before. Any suggestions as to what I might try?
Thanks.
Peggy
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