[audio-pals] Re: Ht Professional Recorder
- From: "Josh" <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <audio-pals@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2014 08:28:53 -0400
My VR Stream will record as long as there is space on the SD Card. Right now
I am getting it cleaned up for school and it is a 32 GB card. I have another
32 GB card that has last year recordings on it including the documents. It
is only half full and has spring semester files, summer leisure reading if
it had any link to degree, and fall semester files. The one that is
currently in the VR Stream will hold this years recordings and documents on
it.
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[mailto:audio-pals-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Thomas McMahan
Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2014 6:38 PM
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Subject: [audio-pals] Re: Ht Professional Recorder
Oh it definitely wasn't one hour, I can guarantee that *lol*. Wasn't sure
about it's limits for sending so kept it fairly short when I tried it. Now
if it were the Olympus, well it can go as long as the batteries go, with a
16 gig card, I don't even think I cold fill it up with my wind *lol*. I've
taken it to baseball game before, recording all the way and back home and it
still didn't run out. Unfortunately though that file got lost when it was
on an external drive which didn't eject properly and all stuff in it was
lost. Most I could recover from elsewhere, but there were a few files that
couldn't be recovered.
Well will get to try it again this next weekend, going to a Cubs game. That
will be a long day too because we are driving only part of the way then we
train into the city then RTA to the park and there is a line change I think
in the RTA system too. But it should be an interesting day I think. If BCT
were going, I would edit it down into a podcast perhaps. Well perhaps I
will one day anyway. Would have a lot of different things, a ball game,
trains and Chicago in general. Especially coming from our environment and
contrast to Chicago it would be rather interesting I think.
Well if someone else did a podcast like that I would probably download it
and listen to it. But I liked those kinds of podcasts because they were at
places that I will probably never get to go to. It's neat hearing the
sounds of different cities and what they have and how things work, or don't
work.
On Aug 17, 2014, at 6:21 AM, Josh <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It may depend on the size of the file as well. I noticed when reading that
if the file is larger than I believe 1 hour and you e-mail it then it will
automatically cut the file down to 1 hour clips from what I understand.
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Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2014 11:01 PM
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Subject: [audio-pals] Re: Ht Professional Recorder
Yep Mine would log in, can't remember if it had a start upload dialog that
showed up or not. Have slept since I tried it. But I'm sure at some point
I will try it again.
I knew my dropbox was okay though because I could see my usual folders in
there on the phone. Obviously I don't use the dropbox on my phone very much
*lol*. But to get to the dropbox had to do the same things you did too.
On Aug 16, 2014, at 9:28 PM, Josh < <mailto:lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx>
lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Tom,
I remember you saying something about not getting the audio clip to
upload to Dropbox. I tried uploading to Dropbox today using the app and it
worked. I had to go to my library within the app. I had to select the
recording by double clicking on the app and then going down to play it. Once
it played a little bit I stopped the recording. Next I went up to the left
corner and found the share button. Inside this menu you have an e-mail
option some import and export options and open in is where you find the
Dropbox option. I clicked on it first to get logged in and then I clicked on
it again to start the upload. If it ask I choe to export. I then went to my
Dropbox account on the computer and found the files at the bottom of the
application. They will not be in a folder, just as you open the Dropbox
application you will find them in a row at the bottom. I did notice that on
my phone they are m4a, but when they are uploaded to Dropbox they are
changed into WAV files.
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