Make sure no playback in class? Other than cutting a plug off some headphones is there a setting to turn off the playback to avoid it playing during class?
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I use it in lectures all the time and the mute button has never failed me. Even if you accidentally tap on words that are associated with recordings, the pen will not make noise unless you specifically hit the unmute button (which is on the bottom right of the page and virtually impossible to hit accidentally).
1166073
You could mute the sound on the pen. Just be careful of where you are writing and try to avoid tapping places where it was recording while you were writing. Muting the sound does not affect the pen's recording ability.
2091240
I have not used this device in a classroom, however, I used in the church and worked fine as well as in a small group meeting less than 10 people. Either occasions, I had not had any issues with recording and playing as long as there is no noise. It will pick up and sound as it should. Hope this helps to make you decision. Thanks.
1206679
Depending on how the programing is formatted... on my MP3 DIY programs, the only way to resume is to "pause" the playback & leave the player on. If the power switch is turned off, the playback doesn't always start from where it was paused. What's even more annoying is that the "skip" forward or backwards does the same thing... restarts from the beginning! Your results may be different, but this is how my MP3 DIY programs work. Really not an issue, once I figured out the workaround. :)
346870
I seem to recall you can through the menu. If I get a moment I'll check it out but there was an option,I think, that allows you to turn off the sound. I thought of turning mine off but decided to leave it on so that I know it's working.
2031167
I have had the same question after buying it, I can barley hear the playback, Which is why i dont use it anymore
176149
Yes, if you hit stop once or hit pause. Then turn off. I have had no problems with this player.
1714375
Why are you recording a recording? Usually when you record a class you just play back the tapes without re recording the whole lecture. Normally when I record a class I use my Sony tape recorder, not digital, and I label all the tapes I record. In this way I can select which lectures I want to listen to again. It seems you are doing double work.
1473173
Lol. That happened to me too. You need to plug in both the usb cable and speaker/headphone cable into the laptop for it to work. Additionally there's a volume control button on the cord itself. If you think that it's playing too softly, that's because the volume is not turned up all the way. Trust me it plays pretty loud for such small speakers.
169245
You could turn the volume way up if needed. I play mine at a low to medium volume so I think you would be just fine. Hope this may help you out. LRE
1005081
There is a "bass mute" button below the display. Try this first, but I don't know if this would mute "your own bass lines" too.
2078617
I used this in my classroom for small groups. Students can plug their headphones into iPods, CD players, etc and all can hear the same thing. Early on, we had issues with not very one agreeing to the same volume, but they quickly got over it. I'm not sure about the wireless headphones, but maybe?
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I am not aware of any external option which shuts off the stand by mode. I usually just reach over and turn the volume off and then back on, if I know that I need instant response. I would say that most of the time it responds in a couple seconds when audio is being generated.
2235667
The unit has a battery saving device built in to it.If the unit does not detect sound play on the device it will turn itself off after awhile.Hope this helps
393066
Be sure the "Sound Enhancer" feature is turned off in iTunes. This is will cause the problem you describe.
95433
Turn the volume down all the way. There is no switch to turn off the sound. Hope this helps.
2080709
Run into Aux or any other regular (line level) input. Never phono unless you want to blow speakers and/or ears!
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You plug your mp3, ipod, etc. into the unit. Therefore it will depend on whether or not your lecture-playing device leaves off at the last point. This in itself cannot store and play music, it uses other devices to do so