Remember when Boomboxes were in voge? The speakers in those were - as a
rule - God damn awful but remember how much better your boombox sounded
when you connected headphones, used extension speakers etc.
On 9/04/2018 1:58 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
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I’ve always wondered why they care to b
32GB is a hell of a lot of space, at 44.1KHZ 16 bit you should get more
than 2 days recording on one of those cards.
The LS-P4 like so many other Olympus recorders has internal memory too
and I think that's 4GB.
On 9/04/2018 1:51 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
Hi!
From what i understand it on
Hi!
I’ve always wondered why they care to build phones and other devices with
stereo speakers when they’re not as good as a portable speaker.
I rather listen to music via headphones on any portable device i can get.
The stream was a very good example as it doesn’t offer any good at all.
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> 9 ap
Hi!
>From what i understand it only can handle 32 gig sd cards.
Its a bit to small i think but maybe its enough for recording.
I am not good in mathematics so i don’t know.
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> 8 apr. 2018 kl. 20:54 skrev Dane Trethowan :
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> I have the recorder in my hand so I'll take a look now.
>
> The recor
Hi!
Yes, that is true.
I will try tidal out and see if i enjoy it.
For me its the classical music they have but sadly as i said its to much of
money for me right now.
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> 8 apr. 2018 kl. 19:51 skrev Dane Trethowan :
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> Classical and Jazz were the last things I was looking for on Tidal actually
I suppose Olympus take the view that most of their users can see the
level meters so they do know that the audio is being heard by the
microphones and then the record est would know the audio was being
recorded when the elapsed and remaining times were displayed on the screen.
I think the US m
Yeah that's all true. I actually have no true idea why they are there. I
do know some people like them though. Like I said Neal does. Personally
my self though I do if the machine speaks. but like you said in the case
of the zooms well they don't make music, they don't talk or beap so why
bothe
Consider this.
How could anyone possibly Gage the quality of a recording through small
speakers that aren't even designed to sound any good rather they just
appear to be put into a recorder as an afterthought.
Good recorders in the past have not necessarily had any speakers in them
at all an
Ah look at what Zoom calls the speaker. It's called a confidence
speaker. So for the sighted I guess it's just to see how the sound came
out. Though not in a real good way. For us the blind it helpes in that
you can hear something thus know the thing is even on. Now I agree with
ya that you sho
> http://radiotoday.com.au/man-manages-to-tune-in-to-fiveaa-from-finland/
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The speaker of a recorder to me at least isn't all that important as I
always carry around a pair of headphones and I often wonder why
manufacturers bother to build speakers into recorders in the first
place, after all I buy the recorder to record with.
One thing I do like with the LS-P4 is th
Hi. I'm wondering how the speaker sounds on this model. I currently own the
dm720 and also had the lsp2 for a short time which I returned. The one thing I
really don't like on many of the Olympus recorders is that they use really tiny
and tinny sounding speakers with little volume. I think they
Hi, could you please comment on the sound of its internal speaker? I know
it's small but hopefully, Olympus has improved on this. Thanks.
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Hi,
Ooh a million thanks good sir I appreciate you taking the time to answer.
Thank you so very, very much indeed.
I thought that's what it'd be as that's what the ls-p2 had for mp3 but didn’t'
want to assume like I said.
take good, good care.
Robin
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From: Dane Tret
I have to admit to being rather pleasantly surprised when I recorded a passage
from my DAB+ radio using the Olympus LS-P4 with a line-out connection from the
radio to the mic input of the recorder.
The auto level adjustment seemed to handle the line-in level rather well even
though the socket is
I have the recorder in my hand so I'll take a look now.
The recorder offers 3 encoding modes for MP3, 64K mono, and 128K or 320K
stereo.
The 64K mono makes a lot of sense if you're just going to be recording
speech say at a lecture and you're not worried about a stereo effect but
you do want
Hi,
I was wondering if Dane would be kind enough to list for us the various mp3
bit rates this device offers in that menu? I've looked on the Olympus site
and even in its manual and can't seem to find one short of buying one and
exploring for myself. I'd think it'd mirror those found on the ls
Classical and Jazz were the last things I was looking for on Tidal actually but
now you’ve mentioned it I will take a look as I do enjoy my Smooth Jazz in
particular.
I’m only trialing Tidal right now so I have a month to make up my mind.
I like Tidal on everything here that I’ve integrated with
Hi!
Well if you can hear the difference (which i can’t) and if you like classical
and jazz then Tidal is just for you.
For me its enough with apple music since i don’t have a work to go to and can’t
have 5 subscriptions to different music services.
Of corse i wish i had the money to spend for the
Hi!
Nice!
That’s the only thing i need since i am going to buy an external audio technica
mic from my friend.
Its a stereo mic but i don’t know the model.
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> 7 apr. 2018 kl. 22:43 skrev Dane Trethowan :
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> Just external microphone and headphones though you could probably set the
> recorder t
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