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Question: Can you record from the FM radio?
Document: I purchased the CC Witness+ as a replacement to the Pogo RadioYourWay AM/FM MP3 recorder, which I had owned for several years. I used the Pogo radio to record programming (both AM and FM) and then archive the audio I want to save onto my computer.
As to reception, it seems that the FM radio in the CC Witness+ does a better job of receiving FM signals than the RadioYourWay and about the same with AM reception, which I thought was remarkably good for such a small unit.
When I first charged the unit and turned it on, I did notice that the AM radio tuner was not working right off the bat, just got screeching noises. I powered it down, flipped it to FM and back to AM and it cleared up after that (not sure the exact steps I took but it works fine now).I'll update this review if I have anything significant to add or change, but as of now I'm pleased with the quality of the Witness+.
Well, I wasn't sure if I should post a review on this item since I returned a defective unit and haven't decided whether or not to reorder the item. But I decided to go ahead since I did get to sample the radio for a few hours anyway.First, I'd say that the interface is not bad, it's fairly intuitive and the FM reception was good; but the AM reception left a lot to be desired.
At that point the broadcast was loud and clear (although with the previously mentioned clarity issues). And you could record once you had a station playing on AM. The problem however was with the timers (which is how I wanted to use the radio).
In a nutshell, you program this unit (easy) to record radio programs based on station and time frame for playback whenever. You can indicate days of the week, including weekends, then set it and forget it. I like to pick it up and listen to programs while I'm working in an area that has limited radio reception.
The controls are intuitive and setting it up for my preferences was very easy.My only little complaint would be that while listening to the radio and then switching to the menu to change a setting, the radio cuts out and doesn't come back until you select a band. Oh well - no biggie.I haven't tried to record a meeting yet, but that will be coming up shortly; I will let you know how that works.
We've all been hooked on the DVR. This is a DVR for radio that works great. I like to use it for programs that are on only after midnight or Public Radio broadcasts that I often miss. You can set 20 timers to record blocks of any length. One other neat feature is the ability to change the speed of the playback from .5 of normal to 1.7 of normal, and you can easily define a playback loop.
Fantastic product...works exactly as advertised. Great customer service. First unit made a defective loud hum when trying to record and only after I updated firmware. Crane responded immediately...shipped out a unit that they updated the firmware on and checked (at my request) BEFORE I sent my unit back.Now I can listen to talk radio anytime I want.
The AM recorded files had no such issues so I don't know whether it was a problem with the hardware or software with the Pogo unit.The CC Witness+ that I purchased has no such issues. Both AM and FM recording files download clean into the computer.I have, however, encountered an issue with compatibility in downloading MP3 files to a computer.
Answer: Yes you can.