Re: linux compatible digital voice recorder?
From: Joe Beanfish (joebeanfish_at_nospam.duh)
Date: 07/30/04
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 13:49:41 -0400
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 14:14:40 GMT, Kyuso Cahi <kyuso@softhome.net> wrote:
> I'm trying to find a digital voice recorder with good audio quality (~8KHz
> freq range) that is compatible with linux, hopefully be able to store audio
> from PC too.
>
> All I found in voice recorders is that they are not USB mass-storage
> compliant and they require proprietary software under non-linux OS to
> retrieve the audio.
>
> I found some MP3 players with voice recording but none have good audio
> quality recording, as far as I can tell. PDA's with audio recording is
> outside my price range (I don't need PDA).
>
> So, is there such a device (good audio recording, linux-compatible, MP3-like
> audio upload)?
For a while a couple of years ago I was using a Coby something-or-other. It
could record from built-in mic or line level input. It had a usb port but
I never tried that. It stored data on SD memory cards that I removed and
plugged into my usb SD card reader on linux. Then just mount and copy.
I don't recall if it was mp3 encoded already or if it was in wav format.
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