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Question: Can you set a start and stop time for recording and also set the dates?
Document: I've used Olympus recorders for several years, don't need anything fancy or lots of bells & whistles. My old Olympus recorder broke so I replaced it with this one. The design is really poor; unlike the old unit which has low-detent buttons the record & stop buttons are high-profile and if carried in your pocket with a camera, wallet, spare change, etc., the recorder tends to start recording on it's own (you never know...).
David Allen's masterpiece about time management, Getting things done, alsorecommends various kinds of in-boxes to store all the internal commitments youmay have anytime and anywhere, and a recorder is much easier to carry with youthan paper and pen and to use in various places out of office.PROS:+++ VCVA: this is a killing feature! it will only be recording when there issound louder than the threshold you set, so all silences in lectures, meetingsand dictations when you are thinking will not appear in the recordings!
When you press the stop button on this recorder, it takes several seconds to store your note while you wait for the memory/activity light to stop flashing. If you need to take several notes in rapid succession, and don't watch the flashing light, you'll be lucky if you get half of what you think you recorded. I found this same phenomenon on my last Olympus Stylus waterproof camera (shutter lag time was terrible). This seems to run in the Olympus family.
I bought this recorder for my husband as a birthday gift. He loves it and said that it is a simple yet high tech device. He would recommend this item to someone who is looking to just record some thoughts, working on a book, or even recording a college class. It is small and compact also.
I purchased this to play detective work on my ex-husband. And it worked! lolYou can put it in a separate room and it still records voices clearly in another room. Impressive. I use for recording meeting minutes at work. I also use it to record myself reminders and todo lists. I love it.
I have owned three or four digital voice recorders over the years and don't have high demands. I mostly use it to record reminders while commuting. This one performs well enough (good voice clarity), however the design is very poor: 1.the record button is not recessed so it regularly starts recording when in my pocket; 2. recording requires pressing two different buttons, one to record and another to stop recording; 3. erasing a message is a three step process that requires pressing three different buttons.
I am very happy with my purchase and am glad that I didn't go with a more expensive recorder. This one does everything I could possibly want. It does not have the computer feature, but I didn't need that. I also ordered the telephone pickup attachment and it works great too. Overall, the sounds quality is excellent, there is plenty of recording space and it is easy enough to use. It is light weight and portable. I love it.
This recorder was an excellent idea. It's really sensitive and can pick up sounds from across huge distances, and with so much memory I don't have to worry about it cutting off. Playback was crystal clear.My problem: It's easy to record over things. I did that a couple of times during an interview, when I thought I had just paused the recording. The folder system's a bit confusing. But that could just be me being dumb.Also, I never tried to upload my files to a computer.
I have a Zoom H2, so did not need PC load capability.I did need something really quick, small, and capable of playing out on an amplified speaker, as I use this little bugger as a quick way of recording guitar riffs and then sitting down to play them out.Also owning the H2 I found this little guy (and I mean little) a breeze to figure out: A,B,C,D file folders Etc. Etc.
Sound quality is good and clean in best SQ mode which gives you 20 hrs recording time.
Answer: Yes