How do you down load to a computer?
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SueEllen - The only external output (other than the speaker) is a standard earphone jack. The recorder has no way of saving/exporting the audio in mp3 format or any other format. I suppose there may be software for PC/Mac/Linux to take input via a sound card and save it as an mp3 file, in which case connecting from the earphone jack to the sound card might work. But I assume you're looking for a more robust solution. This recorder definitely isn't designed for that purpose. From your question, I'm not sure if you have it already or not; I assume probably not. It's a very good recorder and a very good value, but very likely not what you'll want if saving the audio on a computer is a requirement. SueEllen - The only external output (other than the speaker) is a standard earphone jack. The recorder has no way of saving/exporting the audio in mp3 format or any other format. I suppose there may be software for PC/Mac/Linux to take input via a sound card and save it as an mp3 file, in which case connecting from the earphone jack to the sound card might work. But I assume you're looking for a more robust solution. This recorder definitely isn't designed for that purpose. From your question, I'm not sure if you have it already or not; I assume probably not. It's a very good recorder and a... » Read More SueEllen - The only external output (other than the speaker) is a standard earphone jack. The recorder has no way of saving/exporting the audio in mp3 format or any other format. I suppose there may be software for PC/Mac/Linux to take input via a sound card and save it as an mp3 file, in which case connecting from the earphone jack to the sound card might work. But I assume you're looking for a more robust solution. This recorder definitely isn't designed for that purpose. From your question, I'm not sure if you have it already or not; I assume probably not. It's a very good recorder and a very good value, but very likely not what you'll want if saving the audio on a computer is a requirement. « Show Less
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SueEllen - The only external output (other than the speaker) is a standard earphone jack. The recorder has no way of saving/exporting the audio in mp3 format or any other format. I suppose there may be software for PC/Mac/Linux to take input via a sound card and save it as an mp3 file, in which case connecting from the earphone jack to the sound card might work. But I assume you're looking for a more robust solution. This recorder definitely isn't designed for that purpose. From your question, I'm not sure if you have it already or not; I assume probably not. It's a very good recorder and a very good value, but very likely not what you'll want if saving the audio on a computer is a requirement.
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I have a Macbook Pro. The recorder comes with a USB cable that allows you to connect to your computer. When that is done, an icon shows up on my desktop 9just like any external device). Click on the icon, find the newly made MP3s and click on them. On a Mac, this action launches iTunes and allows you to save the file there.
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you need to buy a micro SD card and if you want to download onto PC, a micro SD adapter
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Go to downloads (it will prompt you to register online) register online on your computer, then you hook up VTech to computer and download
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Try using a flash drive instead. On a second machine or friend ask them to upload your driver to a flash drive.
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There was a cable included. I can't remember if it had software but when i connected it to the computer it loaded right up.
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I connect it to my computer. If you have it on your removable memory you can put it in a card reader and then connect it to your computer to down load and erase
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I will be using a normal PC with iSpy installed on it. You can download it at www.ispyconnect.com
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Press and hold the back button then while holding push in the USB cable into the phone. It must be connected to the computer at the other end already
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No sure yet. Can you buy your programs on the internet and download? Otherwise you have to buy the $80, external hard drive. Good luck.
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I am using MyPCBackup which works fine and I have also used a Toshiba external drive for backup. The backup up and down loads very easily.
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HelloYou can go to Brite-view web page and download software to use it on your PC
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You just need to purchase an external disk drive, I found one on amazon for $10. There is no disk drive on this computer.
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Plug it into your USB on computer and drag and drop to the music folder on player
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Yes you can, you would need to have the hard drive connected through your computer.
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The camera should have come with a cable that plugs into the camera at one end and the computer at the other.You just plug it in and then turn on the camera and it will upload a program to your computer and then a littlewindow will appear that asks what task you want to perform. You choose download pictures and it will put themin your computer. Only takes a few seconds!
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Yes you can. Just make sure you'll have enough space on the hard drive to perform the download.
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You need a USB, a memory card, or a USB cable connecting it to your computer.