The NEX ia plus does all this (except OGG) plus FM radio and line in encoding. http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk/shop/product_info.php?cPath=1&produc ts_id=220&display=specification
Plenty of other devices which also have OGG, but most use SD cards and/or internal memory rather than CF. Look around the website from the link above to see plenty of other players. Their forum used to be pretty good for posting questions too. > -----Original Message----- > From: Frantisek Vlcek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 03 August 2004 13:33 > To: PDML > Subject: OT: portable MP3/OGG recorder > > > Sorry for the OT but after many hours of searching with > google and others, I couldn't find _any_ relevant info. All > the results were stupid sites like CNET with overbloated > design and ~1:10 signal to noise ratio... It's certainly > harder to find good information on the internet now that it's > full of marketing! > > Back to off-topic: > > I am looking for advice on a portable voice recorder, which > uses preferably CF cards (I would think about models with > 2.5" HDD but I do prefer CF), has MP3/other (anybody supports > OGG/VORBIS yet?) format recording, has MICROPHONE/LINE-IN > jack (sic! I need no stupid integrated mics), and a LINE-OUT > jack would be nice (but not 100% needed). > > What it's for? Listening to music, and much importantly, > making 1) voice notes on my photographs during an assignment > 2) recording interviews. That's why I would prefer a model > with possibility of external microphone. > > At one of my sometime clients (local BBC branch), I saw some > very nice MP3 solid-state recording equipment, but I really > do not need a deivice the size of a VHS casette, albeit it > does have CANNON jacks and excellent audio electronics inside > (not mentioning it costs around 1000-2000$)... > > So far I found Diva MP3, but it does have only built-in microphone. > > Thanks for any help! > > Good light, > Frantisek Vlcek > >
