Features
Compatible with Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred Voice to Print Software: Converts words to text, simply by speaking! Use your DVR or speak directly into a microphone attached to your computer and watch your words instantly appear in documents, spreadsheets, e-mail letters, instant messages and chat rooms. You can even surf the Web by speaking!
Compact Slim Design: A slim design means it is easier then ever to have a recorder on hand to capture the next great idea
Up to 32 Hours, 10 minutes of Recording Time in LP Mode Available on the integrated circuit chip which may be recorded over and used again.
Digital Voice Up Recording: Enhances the clarity and volume of the person speaking even when they are across the room.
Digital VOR (Voice Operated Recording): Stops the recording during silent pauses, saving valuable recording time, then begins recording again without missing a single syllable thanks to the digital buffer.
Recording Mode - 16kHz (19.2Kbps): Up to 7 Hours 20 Minutes Recording Time Provides a clearer recording of meetings, interviews, or dictation.
Single Function Buttons on the Front Make the Unit Easier to Use: Ergonomic buttons make controlling the unit easier then ever by putting all the buttons where they can be easily accessed.
64MB Flash Memory: Uses a high capacity IC chip, which may be recorded over and used again and again, with distortion-free clarity.
Large Easy-to-Read LCD Display Shows number of messages recorded, recording length, date, time, and battery power remaining.
250mW Speaker Output: Provides increased speaker output.
Add-Recording Function allows you to insert and add additional information to any message without affecting the original.
USB 2.0 Compatible: Provides high speed transfer of files and folders to your PC.
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50 of 50 people found the following review helpful: By mjwalrus (Louisiana) - See all my reviews This review is from: Sony ICDP320 - 64MB Digital Voice Recorder w/ PC conectivity (Office Product) I am a liberal arts student, and I purchased this recorder for two reasons+
1. to record lectures 2. to dictate papers In recording lectures this recorder is perfect. There are not too many buttons, which makes for ease of pulling it out of my bookbag and pressing record. That's it, no tricky set up. The quality is good, but I leave it on the high quality recording option. It is very small, so it is easy to tote around, slip in your pocket, and is unobrusive. If you are in a large seminar it is small enough to set on the corner of your desk without getting in your way. I also love that there is no need to switch tapes during a lecture, it has alleviated all tape recorder related worry. The software that comes with it is very easy to use, and allows you to save the audio file in many different formats. I usually save it in a .wav file, so I can load it onto my ipod, or burn it onto a cd. That is a wonderful advantage to this recorder,...Read more 49 of 49 people found the following review helpful: By Rollie (San Jose) - See all my reviews This review is from: Sony ICDP320 - 64MB Digital Voice Recorder w/ PC conectivity (Office Product) I really recommend this Sony ICD-P320. I gave it a workout and it worked great. I am really pleased with this unit. No complaints at all. I like the fact that the mic is on top of the unit and not on the side. That means you can put it in your shirt pocket with the mic pointed up, which means it won't be muffled. The Olympus did not do that.The record button is user friendly. It has 3 recording levels, and you need High Quality level for lectures in big halls.
After some recording time, I took it home and transfered the file to my PC. Worked flawlessly. The recording quality was very good. Excellent software. It is easy to split recordings and rename them. I have been recording using cassette tapes for years. No more. Because I don't have to buy tapes, this unit will pay for itself in time. If you want, you can convert the sound file to wav, and save it into iTunes. Then in iTunes, you can save it into Apples AAC format. But I found that keeping it in the...Read more 38 of 39 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: Sony ICDP320 - 64MB Digital Voice Recorder w/ PC conectivity (Office Product) If you've dictated on tape before, then you probably know how important the slide switch is - rewind to hear the last few seconds you did and maybe tape over something to correct it.
Surprisingly, the insert/overwrite capability has been left off most digital players! I combed through instruction manuals for dozens of players to finally find it. If you want an Olympus player - then you're gonna have to pay top dollar for the DS-2300. But for under $100, sony is the only one with this feature. This is a pretty bare bones model, but it does have the crucial insert/overwrite feature, and they made it easy to listen to the last few seconds of a very long recording (some digital players make you fastforward from the beginning to get to the end - that can be VERY painful in long recordings). Insert is something I'm gonna have to get used to, but I like the idea. If you forgot a point and want to insert a paragraph somewhere, you just rewind and...Read more |