This sounds great!
But can it sound-record for an hour using your method, Gill, or is there another method that lasts longer and has better sound quality?
Fi
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1 comment:
Fi, I think the challenge of using the mp3 stick is overwhelming and I think the quality is no worse...possibly better - on the camera. The limit to the time you can record is set by the size of the memory stick (1gB) and the battery life in the camera. I think a fully charged camera shouldn't prove any problem.
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