- 512MB Built-in Flash Memory – Allows you up to 200 hours of recording. Record lectures, seminars, or important day-to-day notes, without the worry of running out of time!
- Built-in, Flip-out USB – No Cables Needed! Built in USB port allows file download to PC. Once transferred to the PC, listen, share and save with our Digital Voice Management Program.
- Automatic Voice-Activated Record (AVR) – Allows recorder to sense the sound and start recording automatically. Recording stops when sound stops.
- Variable Speed Playback – Select from multiple playback speeds so you can listen to your recorded files at your own pace.
- Intro Scan – Preview message content to quickly find messages.
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I have an industrial HDTV TH-42PH9UK that has RCA and HDMI connections. I want to give up my time warner cable and use the regular antenna to get HD signal, however my plasma has no coaxial inputs. How can I connect the antenna to my HD and get HD signal? Is there a converter or something that I can use? I do not know if my TH-42PH9UK has an ATSC tuner inside…
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Ok, Here is what I got. I have an ATI Radeon 9700 video card, in a computer that I built using spare parts from my friends Alienware. I have it hooked up via S-Video cable to my TV which is a Samsung 50” LCD HDTV. My problem is that even though I am running the latest drivers, the resolution on my TV image (which is a clone of my desktop) is just terrible. I have a friend with a RCA LCD 52” hooked up in much the same way ( except he uses VGA, an option I don’t have), but his picture is crystal clear. Is there a setting I can change to repair this? Or is my friends LCD just a better TV for this type of connection? Or are my dreams of having as crystal clear 50” HD image to play Call of Duty 3 on just a bit too lofty? Should I try to upgrade to Vista (grrr) or just stick with XP Pro? Any advice, good or bad, would be much appreciated. Thank you!!
I mentioned that my TV is a Samsung LCD, it is actually a DLP… if that affects anything
also my TV runs at 720p… I have a converter piece to transfer S-video to regular video cable… I assume that won’t help. ATI sells a piece that I can attach to my VGA output to transfer to component output, $30…. worth it?
