can audio recording levels only be adjusted via the touch screen menu system same as TM300?
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Yes, the microphone levels can be adjusted through a visual interface in the RECORD SETUP'S MENU.
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No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain setting is pretty meaningless anyway. No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain... » Read More No it regulates the monitor output level. I use a little tiny self powered mobile speaker (iHome) plugged into that monitor channel that works great for monitoring my turntable while I capture vinyl tracks with audacity. I capture the actual output via the USB interface. The small knob is the monitor volume level. The big gain knob allows you to raise or lower the line levels to your desired level but honestly. I adjusted that once and never touched it again. It stays pretty close to zero at all times. The converted audacity digital files can be normalized digitally which means the gain setting is pretty meaningless anyway. « Show Less
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not that I know of...but I only use the device occasionally. I attach it to headphones and listen while it records though sometimes...
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Yes, the device records both video and audio in default mode, but audio recording can be disabled if desired.
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I don't think in records audio, but I have only used the Pictures mode not the video mode as it eats up too much battery life.
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The device itself is nothing more than a keyboard controller. To do what you want to do requires a third party application to assign a macro function to control the audio volume with hot keys. Once this is established, then you could assign those hot keys to the foot board.
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Hi Samuel Why would you NOT pick the Zoom Q3? Because the Q3 doesn't have a proper manual level setting. It offers you Low, High and Auto. "Low" is 24 dB lower than "High", that's a big jump. "Auto" lowers the recording level when it needs to, but never raises it. Unfortunately, it doesn't put markers in the file to tell you when it lowered or how much it lowered, which makes it a bitch to correct the audio file for level changes. And if the applause after your first number is louder than your second number's going to be, you have to turn off the Q3 and start over. The Q3 can use the same wall-plug power unit as the H mics, but it's not included in the nice price. If none of this bugs you. its a really great machine.
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Ho Scott,There you have me. I'm new to Audacity. It did what I wanted in level control and recording. In learning to do what I needed, I ran across many thing that amazed me, but can it remove clicks? I don't know. I suspect it can, but I did not try this yet. I think you'll just have to dig in and since Audacity is a free download--not connect to purchasing the Pyle machine, why don't you get it and look over the help and user information? Then you'll know first hand.Hope this helps,Leon
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alan's post is it in a nutshell. i have a zoom q3 that i record on a grand piano with, and the lack of at least a fixed "mid-gain" is the biggest drawback to the device. their new HD version doesn't address it either. too bad, because it is a nice little unit for the money.
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Yes. You can set the specs you need in Preferences before you start recording.
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Yes it does. It is not switched on by default. You go to the Motion Picture tab in the menus and go to page 5 of 6. There you can switch on the audio level meter.
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No, you cannot go directly to the desired recording. During some recordings the voices sounded muffled not audible.
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Audio could be off all time, I don't think screen could be off all time when recording.
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Yes, there is a button on the lower right corner of the camera. It announces when the audio record is off once you push it
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Yes, this camera will override oldest segment of regular recordings. Any segment protected by g-sensor event will be saved in separate folder and has to be removed manually.
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Yes. Right Click volume icon &gt; volume control options &gt; playback tab &gt; select KAVE XTD Headset &gt; properties &gt; Levels tab &gt; turn microphone up to 100
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I've never used that setting, but I don't think so. There is software that plays in that format.