Speed Link Pdr3 Software Companies
After making enquiries we went to Hi-Fi Corporation in Fourways and got this nifty little Speed-Link PDR3 Digital Voice Recorder, for R350. The model they sell requires a 9-pin serial port to connect to a PC, so we spent another R230 for a USB to Serial adapter. Speed Link Pdr3 Software As A Service 1/13/2018 admin Speed Link Pdr3 Software As A Service Rating: 9,5/10 2963 votes You also agree that your personal information may be transferred and processed in the United States, and that you have read and agree to the and the. File Folder A File Folder B PC Link Timer Alarm Playback speaker Battery indicator Voice Activated Recording Standard Play Long Play Blank: Record / Playback mode Spinning. LED flashing in high speed: USB communication is in progress, DON'T disconnect USB cable at this moment, it may damage the files.
The Speed-Link PDR-3 is a digital voice recorder, providing 15 HOURS of voice record time.
The PDR-3 makes a great pocket dictating machine. Not designed for use in large areas such as lecture halls.
Comes with a label microphone, earphones the PDR-3 weights just 37 grams plus batteries. The 2xAAA batteries will give you up to eight hours continuous record time.
It is light and easy to use and would make an ideal gift, or just for you.
Box Contains
- 1 x Speedlink PDR-3 Digital Voice Recorder
- 1 x Label microphine with clip
- 1 x Earphone set
- 1 x PC Link Cable for serial port connection to your PC
- 2 x AAA Batteries (rechargable)
- 1 x Instruction Manual
- 1 x CD-ROM with software
After making enquiries we went to Hi-Fi Corporation in Fourways and got this nifty little Speed-Link PDR3 Digital Voice Recorder.
The software to connect the recorder to the PC is not bad, and the recording quality is great. There is even a simple lapel microphone, which seems to work pretty well. The instructions are clear and straightforward, and the overall design is pretty good.
The sound is stored in a proprietary '.128' file format, and the software can then convert it to a 128kbps 8kHz .wav file. We then use WavePad to convert it into an MP3 file for storage and archiving.