Can I use this to make MP3's with voice introduction?
741515
I haven't used this for a while. But it will work like a regular microphone. So if you have the right software you can make MP3 as you could with any other microphone. I don't remember if recording software is included in the package.
741516
yes, you can. However, you have to be in a very quiet spot because this microphone picks up a lot of background noise.It also gives your voice a little bit of an echo... however, you can adjust the settings within the software that come with it to make it sound better for your particular needs.
741517
yes, you can. However, you have to be in a very quiet spot because this microphone picks up a lot of background noise. It also gives your voice a little bit of an echo... however, you can adjust the settings within the software that come with it to make it sound better for your particular needs.
830748
You can use it with any mp3 format. Transfer from your computer after connecting the cable
2114263
I could not get it to work with mp3, to me it is a piece of junk ank i would not buy it.
1165070
I don't see a reason why not. It's a input as a microphone, turntable, cassette deck. Audio Studio is a good program....it's only drawback it records a single file.....When I do a record, I record side 1 and use the markers....then edit, gain..ect then side 2. Hope that helps. Charlie
353961
You can only use one microphone at a time, yes you can edit on Audacity or Adobe Audition CS/CC as WAV or MP3.
718483
Yes. Click the "HELP" tab at the top of the Audacity homepage (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ ) to find the Audacity Manuals and Tutorials: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/index.html (click on "View the latest Audacity 2.0.6 Manual online") If you are "technically challenged" like me, start with the first lesson in the online Tutorial. Those detailed instructions will take you step-by-step into making sure your computer recognizes the USB Cassette Capture device, and to make sure that you can hear the device (play a little of a cassette tape) thru your computer's speakers. Once that is done, the Tutorial helps you adjust the settings in the Audacity software, and helps you make a test recording before you make your first real recording. RealPlayer can be used to burn the mp3 to a CD. Hope this helps.
2014263
Hello, I did not try it specifically for audio books. It should work any mp3 or wma file.
1105426
Yeah, totally! You just need a mic obviously and some software. Audacity should work fine, which is free. Just plug this in to a USB port, plug the mic in, set everything up, and hit record.
386795
Yes, you certainly can. There are several options for software that you can use for this purpose, but I use Adobe Premier Elements, and it works just fine. Roxio Creator NXT is another software option that would also serve this purpose. As for mics, there are any number of them that work with the software named. You just need to do a little research.
1226800
Yes you can. All mp3 playes when connected to a computer act just as a USB flash memory.
317775
According to the manual there is a random play mode with mp3. I have never used it myself.
898456
I'm not sure, Robin. If you want to use it to transcribe something you need to use the Express Scribe application that comes in this package. I don't think that you will have the options to use the foot pedal and manipulate stop-and-go while you are listening to an MP3 file in Media Player. Of course, you can try. :)
878709
All you need to do is create a Data CD full of MP3 music. Do not use Music CDs, just CD-R type discs.
557080
Yes, you can. The sound files are recorded into a .wav format (better quality then .mp3), but can easily be converted to other formats using most files converters.
2092745
That has to be done digitally, you would have to convert your files to mp3 then create the play list in whatever application you use. IE itunes.
2141976
I think if want to download audible files to it, you'll just have to convert it to MP3. Hope this helps!
206602
You can only put sounds on that have the primos sound format. I don't know of any sound file converter you could get that has a primos sound format either. If you want a call that will take mp3s or anything like that you can look into a FoxPro