When you record what you are playing what format does it record - does it record as an mp3 or a wav file or what?
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Well I have look for exact info from user Manuel for you, but it does not specify. I do know it can record five user songs approximately 10,000 notes. How ever it states that you can record and save to key board or a cumputer and store songs to either one, so I would say it has to have some mp3 format. I bought as a gift for my wife and she loves it, has been playing more and making more progress with new keyboard, I would say it is worth it all the way around. Best of luck to you sir hope it works out for you and hope this was some form of help to you
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This is a flash drive. It does act as a hard drive, but slower. It holds computer files, including mid, wav, mp3, doc, xls, etc. It has no microphone input jack or earphone output jack. What do you mean, "record music"?
1020479
Sorry! No it doesn't, sadly... I was hoping it would also! It only records to MP3.
1335160
You can play a tape or you can record to a blank tape. Does that answer your question?
1202239
It will work with mp3 files. Select "TOOLS"; then "Transcribe Recording" enter the file name, etc and it will go to work.
1285758
Can I play back? I record and then listen to it for my minutes of the meeting. Does that answer your question? It is for a non-profit group and I keep it as our permanent record though the file size is huge; I want to say around 128 megabytes. It works great. Let me know if you have any more questions.
1283642
My above answer said "wav" format but I can't remember for sure. I have played 720p MP4 format both on USB and on a DVD-R.
2120294
It's probably the recording you're listening to. Try a different track and/or player
1160183
if i am understanding this right, it records to a micro SD. but i wouldnt buy this item, as it is very cheap. .
401383
No, it's the other way around! This device records/transfers from a cassette tape onto your computer (via the software). At that point, you can convert the file into .Wav whereby you can play the music/data on Windows Media Player.
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This particular device is not a "player" so you don't ever get good quality. I don't think it plays faster when I listen to mine, but sometimes it records things too fast. Try listening to the music you record as an Mp3 on your computer. If it sounds right then the device is working. They now have a new homepage and updates for the player on-line so you might go there and see if there is information to help.
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Yes, you can. Record music as Data MP3 files (700MB) or burn 80min of WaV files . Music sounds best when burned as WAV files rather than MP3 files. If yOu burn MP3's be sure that the files are 320 kbit/s rather than 128 kbit/s. The sound quality is huge!
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Don't know. I used it on a PC. I would however thing so since it uses wav file.
2257516
What I do is play the file i want to record in and as it is playing I hit the record button and what I then record is added to the end of the recording itself. It sounds seamless when it is played back.
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Yes, you plug a cable from this turntable into your sound card, or "line in" jack. You run the enclosed software (or other brands and versions available both free online and for purchase) to tell the computer to save the "file" (digital recording) as either a .wav or an mp3. Then you can burn those tracks to a CD, or play them from a flash drive, or put them on your iPod, or.... Hope this helps.
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This one has not been used to record MP3, only voice. According to the manual, recording MP3 is possible.
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You're better off getting a stereo recorder. This is only mono, and audio quality is not so great for something like music concerts. You could try this with an external higher quality microphone, but still not recommended. I can't recall if Windows will burn WAV files directly to an audio CD, but you can use other software to convert WAVs to MP3 then burn directly through Windows Media Player. Most stereo recorders will also offer the option to record to MP3 or WMA, so you would get better sound quality and eliminate the conversion step.