How simple is it to direct this recorder to save its sound file(s) to microSD card rather than internal memory?
1116413
It's super simple. I don't have it front of me at the moment but I had it all of ten minutes inserted the memory card and then hunted around the menu and found it a couple of clicks later. Very happy with this and would recommend it.
772584
The instructional manual indicates that you can record to the SD card. However there are only certain types of cards that are compatible with the unit and the amount of recording space will also vary with the type of card.
2085623
The recorder is not voice opetated. For the simplest operation, there are standard record and play buttons. If you care to get more organized by using folders, you can then also use the menu and fast forward buttons.
582924
Just remove your SD card from the Sony recorder and move all the dated files to your computer or laptop using a memory card reader. I moved them to the D: data drive instead of C: drive and save them in a new folder ex. "Audio mp3 Feb.2014." Hope this help you. Easy.
928349
Simply go into the menu and look for media settings and switch to SD card instead of internal memory. HTH
41263
Internally it has a micro sd card memory slot. It also has a USB cable output that might be kludged as an input to a recorder that uses mini dv tapes. I do not know if that would work.
327965
It takes a special SD card: the card adapter is one inch wide by a little over an inch in length and wafer thin. There is a very small rectangular plug in piece less than one half inch wide and 5/8 inch long which is the actual chip that takes the recordings. This is found pushed into the SD adapter at the opposite end of the copper contact parts. Must be pulled free. This small piece fits into the slot at the back and top of the "Clock". Save adapter for other uses.
960198
Roger, you can transfer the existing files to an extrnal drive via USB. I don't know if you can record directly to an external drive.
431109
I'm not totally sure, but I'm guessing the only way it could be done is if you plug the recorder into laptop or desktop via the built-in USB connection and try that. The quick start guide that came with the recorder tells you how to access the help guide that should answer that question. Or you can go to http://rd1.sony.net/help/icd/u53/uc/
24777
I'm not familiar with a "digital voice mini-recorder". Wish I could help, but can't.
1999726
I am using Micro SD 32G and set up a recording continue sly over write on SD, works fine for me. I do See the required for more memory so far!
2036800
No, you can't. This recorder doesn't have usb connection, only stores in a built-in memory and you play from it.
953529
I do apologize, but I can't answer this question.I am still very happy with the recorder, but I never needed such feature.Maybe Olympus helpdesk will help you.
89685
At the moment we do not have a 16Mb version available. However, you can get the MicroSound unit to read files directly from the microSD card by: 1. place more than 2 Mb on the microSD card. 2. Attempt to program the internal memory (it will fail). 3. Leave the microSD card in the MicroSound unit. Turn it off and back on. Should read directly from the card!
740080
We can copy to internal memory and SDcard like it is usb drive. Better rename any folder before move to Fiio, since it always slow and crash when try to rename via USB connect. Eject all disk before unplug.
2071628
There may be other ways, but I'd simply burn a CD from iTunes and then rip it to create the MP3 files a copy them to the SD.
875515
This item records to micro sd card so you can view the video files on your PC.