- ICD-UX512F
- Headphones
- Carrying Pouch
- AAA NiMH battery
- USB extension cable
- Software
Features:
- Best audio format is Linear PCM 44kHz/16bit, second is mp3 192kbps
- High sensitivity mic
- Noise cut
- Expandable memory
- Recordable FM radio
- Scene select recording
- Track marks
- Editing functions
- Speed control
- mp3/WMA/WAV/AAC playback
- Haven't really used this type of device before (except a microcassette recorder), so I'm not sure how useful it is
- Looks a bit like an iPod Shuffle, with a screen and a circle below it
- Came with an additional free case (2 in total)
- Case is not much use, not much protection
- It obstructs buttons and the USB connector
- Advantage is it can work as a stand
- Can use rechargeable or disposable AAA batteries (can charge rechargeables)
- Built-in USB port
- Backlight
- Sensitive mics - at least as sensitive as hearing, which isn't necessarily a good thing, there's actually a lot of background noise that we don't pay attention to, but you'll notice when playing back
- Fortunately, there's noise cut for playback
- Speed control for playback - I didn't think much of this, then I found it's very useful for listening to lectures, since you can still understand things at 150%, it saves you time
- Customisable recording "scenes", like profiles. You can set, say, Interview to whatever sensitivity and quality. Displays scene icon during recording.
- It has a "Low Cut Filter" which is supposed to remove wind noise during recording, but I haven't found it to work.
- Arrange files using the device itself
- Protect files - avoid accidental deletion
- Plays back file when confirming erasing, makes it easier to check which file you're erasing
- Even comes with USB extension cable, because the device may block USB ports
- But the extension cable only works with this device
- Doesn't display filename during recording
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