adjustable playback speed available? Is it possible to adjust the playback speed for audio files (ie. 1.5x, 2x, etc).
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I don't have an audio book on mine yet, but for a song, there is a play speed option when you hold down the right side of the screen for an extra 2 seconds. It can be set to 0(default), 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. Not sure what speeds they correspond to. Since audio books are part of the Music library options, I would guess this option is also available for audio books. I have firm-ware version 2.01US, so you might have to upgrade if your player has an older firmware. I didn't remember seeing the audio books option in the earlier firmware.
2215706
I have played MP3s with bit rates from 128 to 384 as well as VBRs, they all work perfectly.
2183017
Yes. Beware though. I have found that mp3s that are recorded at a higher than average (above 128k) tend to cause this player to skip through the songs about every 3ish seconds.
1212092
I´m not sure it can be changed, but I left it shooting the whole night and it cut into 7 files each aproximately 4.165.000 KB. The longer one I took had 01:07:44. Hope It helps.
2028027
Not that I'm aware of. The playback features are pretty basic. They haven't update firmware in quite a while, don't know if this feature will ever be available.
1294624
there should be an A/v sync option in the audio settings to adjust this ...try that
2211882
The variable speed function you desire is found on some TASCAM/TEAC Pro Audio CD players. They are very rugged, built for hard use and repair support is found in most metro areas. Suggest you first check Mfgr's website for detailed product info. You will get what you pay for. Cheers!
1955327
Hi joe,You can play music in a regular playback mode only. Thanks. >Joffrey
1387251
If your video editor can make small changes in the play length of the video, you can keep the audio as it is and just stretch or shrink the video a fraction until it syncs. Nobody will notice.
1851085
I had the same issue. Seems like if you hit that button in the first 10 seconds of a song, it will skip forward to the next song and if it is after that, it will adjust volume. Not sure if that is completely correct, but I have inadvertently forwarded to the next song as well.
1355079
I'm assuming you're referring to the recording volume so, yes, you can adjust the recording volume to a level appropriate to the need. Of course, you can also adjust the playback volume as well.
1729824
Mick, I have never done this but in checking the Owner's Manual...page 13 states you CAN playback/repeat one track or REPEAT ALL. "During program playback, the programmed tracks/files will be played repeatedly". Sure hopes this helps! Mike F.
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Actually on Windows, I convert my CD's to mp3 using the included Microsoft Media Player. Under the "rip music" tab in the preference you can select the format as "mp3" and dial up the "Audio Quality" to as much as 320 bps. Once set in preferences it runs automatically every time I stick in a CD. You don't need to add software to do this.For me the sound quality seem great ... but do note I am no longer a young person and my hearing is not what it used to be ... so this particular part of my opinion should be taken with that in mind.
112004
I assume you mean sampling rate, not frequency. If so, then yes, the rate can be set both in the 22VSL and most probably with your DAW software as well.
935526
As far as I could tell, it doesn't compensate automatically. There is a manual control that lets the user change the tape speed by small increments, up to + or -10 percent, for playback. The user manual says the switch doesn't work during recording. It doesn't say whether you can change the setting while a tape is playing. They do warn you not to have any slack in the tape.
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In theory, yes, you could, but I found two problems: only plays files in mp4 format, so you must convert any file to this;and that's the second problem, the conversion takes a loooong time, as a day per file. My advice, avoid this unit like the plague.
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Not on the unit directly but through iTunes or a separate program like Airfoil for Mac you can adjust the source.