Remarkable Facts about the New Wave Of Digital Audio Recorders
There are many reasons why conversations may need to be recorded, and using the latest technology will allow users to do so with convenience and speed.
WHO USES AUDIO RECORDERS ?
A lot of people use audio recorders including: law enforcement, suspecting spouses, employers, students, sales people, and private investigators. Perhaps you want to record your child’s' first words. Would you like to send a relative a group greeting from your whole family? Perhaps you might want to record an upcoming speech and make corrections while recording your presentation.
Have you ever wished that you had been able to remember more important points in a business call conversation? How about a student who wants to make sure the professor’s comments are caught on a recorder. With the right kind of audio recorders you can record phone or room conversations, and store them for future reference.
TYPES OF AUDIO RECORDERS
Types of audio recorders today range from the analog recorders (uses cassette tape) to the more hi-tech digital phone/room recorders. Most of us are familiar with the recorders that use cassette tapes, however the recent new wave of recorders reveals a lot more sophisticated group of space age toys. Digital phone/room recorders eliminate the need for cassette tapes and tape flipping.
No annoying clicks or sounds when you pick up your phone or during your conversation. Digital phone/room recorders are silent because there are no running tapes. Hi Tech phone and room recorders will also pick up most ambient sounds in a room, car, office, or anywhere you want to be able to hear what's going on.
GOING DIGITAL
Just as many brands of cameras have become digital, digital recorders are now becoming common place. Some of the common features of digital audio recorders are dual speed recording, voice activation, tie clip microphone usage and portability in size.
Digital voice recorders have a recording time in the range of nine hours to thirty-six hours or more, a lot more than the cassette or analog tape recorders. Digital voice recorders come with several features including the 65-hour digital voice recorder, 130-hour digital voice recorder and 282-hour voice recorder.
Digital recordings can be played, replayed and recorded over without a loss in recording quality. Some phone recorders silently, record both sides of a telephone conversation on incoming and outgoing calls from your home or office phones that share the same phone number.
DIGITAL phone recorders with a built-in flash memory; do not require a cassette tape. Compact in size and extremely easy to use. Phone/room recorders have a voice activation feature which saves hours by only recording when sound is detected, also the Voice Activated Mode will only record when a phone call is made, and it will stop recording after that phone is hung up. Most recorders have a built in speaker for playback - or playback through your computer after downloading messages. Some recorders even have a USB port for connection to your computer.
PERFORMANCE
All three of the Phone/ Room recorders that I tested included VOR (Voice Operated Recording), Manuals, Earphones, Telephone Adapter, and a Telephone Cord. The two longer recording time models included FM Radio.
Options varied from model to model. You can get such features as 5 levels of recording quality, MP3 player, external pin type microphone, lapel pin microphone, external audio cables, HiVoice manager, PC-S/W (CD ROM Title) for PC audio data management, Gigaphone case, AC/DC Adapter and the options list goes on and on.
In Conclusion, the new wave of recorders prove to be excellent for professional and personal use - or a gift! There is no need to miss recording any lectures, phone conversations, business meetings, or family affairs with the high-tech extended recording time, Digital, Voice/phone/Room Recorders available today. With recording times of from 36 hours to 282 hours you can record for 11 days without flipping a single cassette tape. http://www.securityspy4u.com/audion/recorders.htm Copyright © 2007 Jerry Tarrer
About the Author
The Author Jerry Tarrer, was born in West Virginia. At the end of World War II his father returned from the war and moved the entire family to Chicago Illinois. He was educated in the inner city completing 2 years of college. Later Jerry became a Master Lithographer, and worked in his field for 37 years. The author has two website which stress self-protection and the protection of one’s property at http://www.securityspy4u.com and http://www.LiveSafeNow.com
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