While undoubtedly the PTR2 does do a lot more than is perhaps initially
required, there is no doubt that it gives one a tremendous level of
flexibility when recording and managing lectures. For example,
Marking specific passages to refer to later; this can be done during or
after the event.
Variable bit rate recording.
Monitoring of the recording.
External microphone can be used without pre-amp.
Indication if the battery is low.
Lectures can easily be kept on a high capacity storage card without any
inconvenience.
Variable speed playback of the lecture.
Easy navigation through the lecture even if it is not marked up.
Easy export to data or audio CD.
Automatic gain control which can be used as opposed to manual recording
level. This is ideal if you are sitting in the back of the lecture room.
This is just naming a few things the PTR2 can be expected to do from a
lecture recording perspective, and you certainly won't get all of that out
of something like the Milestone.
Brian Hartgen
Thanks for all the advice I have received about the Milestone M311.
Regards
Hi Graham,
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Hi all.
Cheers
Graham
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