ICD-PX720
PC compatible 260 hours of recording time (LP mode) 1 GB Flash Memory Stereo recording with optimal microphone Correct dictation in playback Ready for Podcast - records in MP3 format with no conversion necessary Stereo microphone jack 4 recording modes 5 message folders File protection function Voice operated recording Selectable microphone sensitivity Large front speaker Batteries, USB cable, digital voice editor software included

Digital Voice Recorder

Features

Supplied Accessories

Digital Voice Editor Software "AAA" Battery x 2 USB Cable

Specifications

General
Type of Use: Ultra Portable Voice Recorder Recording Media: Built-in Flash Memory 1GB Recording and Playback Times: SHQ: 11hrs; HQ: 17 hrs; SP: 47 hrs; LP 280 hrs
Color: Black, Pink, Red UPC Code: 027242739147
1. Not all products with USB 2.0 connection may communicate with each other due to chipset variations. 2. User available memory = 516,354,048 bytes, a portion of which is used for data management functions, with default 4 folders setting. Total available space will be reduced as the number of folders increases. 3. Approximate recording times. Battery life will vary based on product settings, usage patterns, environment and battery conditions. 2008 Sony Electronics Inc. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. All rights reserved. Sony is a trademark of Sony. Microsoft and Windows are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. Non-metric weights and measures are approximate.
Recording System: Digital, Monaural Recording Microphone: Built-in Frequency Range: 260-20,000Hz

Audio Features

Microphone Sensitivity Feature: Yes Recording Features: Digital Voice Operated Recording (VOR),Overwrite, Add, Divide

Convenience Features

Safety Lock: Yes (Hold Function) Search Features: Cue and Review, Easy Search Message Folder(s): Yes (5 folders) Voice E-Mail Function: Yes (Using Digital Voice Editor) On-Screen Clock: Yes, 12 or 24 hour

Hardware

Display: Full Function Display
Output Power: 250mW Battery Type: "AAA" x 2 Battery Life (Approx): Record: 26 hrs/ Play: 30 hrs

Speaker

Type: Built-in

Software

Supplied Software: Digital Voice Editor (CD-ROM) Operating System Compatibility: Microsoft Windows, 2000 Professional, XP Home, XP Professional, Vista Home Basic, Vista Home Premium, Vista Business Ultimate

Inputs and Outputs

Microphone Input: 1 Headphone Output(s): 1 (Mini) USB Port(s): 1

Dimensions

Weight: 2.3 oz. (68g) with batteries Measurements: 1.36" x 4.31" x 0.7" (34.6 x 109.5 x 18mm) not including projecting parts and controls
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Using an Mp3 recorder to capture in-class lectures
Academic Technology Self Help #2
Recommendation for purchase of Mp3 recorder: Find an Mp3 recorder that automatically records the audio as an Mp3 file to avoid any need for conversion. Current recommendations include: Sony ICD PX720 Recording a lecture using the Sony ICD PX 720: 1. The new Mp3 recorder can now detect sound from across the room and therefore placement of the recorder itself is best on the lectern, or nearby table, not too close to the lecturer or hung from their neck. 2. Press record and deliver lecture and press stop. Download audio file to your computer 1. Install Mp3 recorder software provided upon purchase with a CD (one time only) 2. Plug Mp3 recorder into computer with USB cord provided 3. Launch software from desktop or in Programs folder. Audio file will automatically be downloaded from Mp3 recording device to a folder in My documents. Uploading Audio File to Sakai website For audio files less than 50 megabytes: 1. From the resources folder in your Sakai course website click on the Add button next to the folder you wish to upload the file to. 2. Select Upload Files from the Drop down Menu 3. Select Browse server and navigate to My Documents selecting the audio file. 4. Select Upload File 5. Now you may link this file anywhere on the site. Typically in course materials you will link the audio document to the appropriate weekly module for the lecture. Audio files larger than 50 megabytes must be uploaded through a webdav folder. 1. Log into your Sakai site and click on Resources and then Upload Download Multiple Resources button located at the top of the resources page. 2. Follow instructions for setting up access to the site resources folder directly from your desktop. 3. Move the Audio file into the Webdav folder on your desktop 4. Now you may link this file anywhere on the site. Typically in course materials you will link the audio document to the appropriate weekly module for the lecture.