I may--no, make that must--not have listened to the recording tute all the way through. For that, I humbly apologize and whack myself over the head with a wet noodle. Sending to the wrong email list, my brain thought one thing, my fingers had other ideas! LOL On Wed, 18 Jun 2014 13:23:15 -0400, you wrote: >Hi all, > >Looks like Steve sent this message to the wrong email addy and it >reached only me. > >I'm forwarding it to the list with a couple of comments here. > >I believe I covered the pausing/unpausing of recording in the audio >tutorial. Didn't I? At least I think I did. > >The reason one doesn't have spoken feedback while using the recording >feature was explained to me by one of the RB devs. He stated that the >sound chip is tied up when the recording feature is activated >therefore no speech is capable while in that mode. > >And now, here's Steve's post... > >---------- Forwarded message ---------- >From: Steve Matzura <number6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2014 08:27:55 -0400 >Subject: Some Notes on Recording with the Clip Zip >To: tmp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > >Usually when I get a new piece of technology, I make it a point to >learn everything about it that I can so that when I want to use a part >or feature of it I've not used before, at least I have a little >familiarity with what I'm about to do. That way, I don't feel like I'm >starting from a position of no knowledge. Unfortunately, with my Clip >Zip, I didn't do that, so when I went to use the recording feature >this morning for the first time, I of course consulted Laz's recorded >how-to, it told me everything I needed to know, and I successfully >recorded and played back what I needed to. > >But I got to thinking: What do the ENTER or SELECT button and the >POWER button do while recording if clicked only once? I made a >recording with the built-in microphone and found out. > >While recording, the ENTER/SELECT key can be used to pause the >recording and restart it again. Press once to pause, again to restart. >There are no spoken prompts or status messages when ENTER/SELECT is >pressed, so take appropriate precautions either not to accidentally >press it while recording, which will pause it, or to remember how many >times it's been pressed to make sure the recording is still taking >place, or paused. > >The POWER button, pressed once, will stop the recording and remain in >record mode. To start another recording--that is, to open a new file >and commence writing to it using the same sound source--press the >ENTER/SELECT button. While recording is stopped but the Zip is still >in record mode, pressing POWER a second time will exit record mode and >return to the main menu, positioned at the "Recording" menu item. >Again, there are no spoken prompts or status messages when using this >feature. If POWER is pressed once and the record mode is still active, >you will know your recording has stopped and the file was closed. If >the POWER button is pressed and you return to the main menu, you know >you weren't recording. > >I hope you find this information useful.