[access-uk] Re: few questions about Olympus dm5
- From: "Jakob Rosin" <jakob.rsn@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2010 23:27:54 +0300
Yes, in blind cool tech Neal Ewers has made one.
Tervitades / Best regards
Jakob Rosin
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william lomas
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 8:14 PM
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: few questions about Olympus dm5
have you got podcasts of it mate the dm5 i mean? using internal mikes on
different settings, and external?
On Aug 13, 2010, at 6:06 PM, Tony wrote:
Hi Will
It's passable, i.e. I believe the Sony I own has the edge in terms of
quality.
But passable is subjective, passable to me may be excellent to someone else.
Only you'll be able to judge.
T
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william lomas
Sent: 13 August 2010 19:01
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: few questions about Olympus dm5
for the money i'd expect something more than passable recordings lol smile
if using external mike I know I get it but if internal mikes poor quality
then not worth money is it? lol
On Aug 13, 2010, at 5:53 PM, Tony wrote:
Hi Jacob
So far, I have found sonority to be accessible, although, I haven't explored
all the software's functionality. Menus certainly are.
I haven't used the audio diary, and doubt I will.
I use Sonority to set the time and date, and have set it to sync
automatically when I connect the device.
, Regarding setting this using voice commands, I found recognition to be
poor. Not many people understand what I'm saying, so why should the DM-5?
Euphony settings alter the way the recorder behaves when in playback mode,
e.g. wide stereo effect.
There is no wind-gag which I know of for the DM-5, if recording in even
slightly windy conditions, you'll need to use an external mic with a
wind-gag fitted.
Good luck with the recorder, if you're looking for something which is
accessible, which produces passable recordings, and that you can carry with
you anywhere, you'll like it.
T
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Jakob Rosin
Sent: 13 August 2010 18:17
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Subject: [access-uk] few questions about olympus dm5
Hi!
I'm going to buy olympus dm5 in a month, but i have few questions.
How is the sonority accessible with jaws?
For why is the audio diary and is it somehow accessible (by the voice
guidance or by voice command)?
How you set time and date from the device? With voice command, can you give
example how you do it?
You go on setting time and date and what you say, it was quite badly shown
in the manual.
What is the euphony setting in the menu?
Do you use and if yes what kind of wind protection for the mices.
Tervitades/ Best regards
Jakob Rosin
Skype: ect1234
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