MuVo TX / N200 Voice Recordi

I am thinking of buying a MuVo TX and have a quick question for those of you who own a MuVo TX.
When you record a voice, can you transfer the file to your PC and play it as a mp3.
I see the MuVo TX records in IMA ADPCM format. Does this mean it is not a mp3 file?
How is the quality of the voice recording ? (It seems like a low sample rate!)
Thanks
Stephen.Message Edited by stephenmaule on 03-30-2005 08:24 PM

Not so good quality and wave files.... Hmm not very helpful... wav files are much bigger so will eat up the av space in no time... stoopid.
My nPod makes voc files from the built in mic which are fairly small but cannot be converted to mp3 (well, I have not found out how yet). But the quality is pretty good - have made some fairly good recordings of bands this way... dub them back to the PC to make mp3 or wav for Muvo or CD.
Why on earth has C made the input socket a small jack? Thought everyone uses 3.5 mm these days...
Otherwise a great machine for making mp3s off the streaming radio on t'net! Just for test purposes of course.

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Has anyone noticed any benefit by peeling this off and then making voice recordings.
I have tested it but can't hear any difference.
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BognorRocks,
The transparent plastic is meant to protect the display from scratches. Although the plastic is covering the mic input hole. I don't think it makes such a big different in the recording.
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Hi all, am looking forward to learning all about how to use my mp3 player via this forum--and hope to contribute as well (at least once I get the hang of things! :smileyvery-happy: )
I purchased the Muvo TX FM player and was wondering if anyone has used the voice recorder feature to do things like record class lectures, meetings, whatever, and what your experience has been with it.
I attend a lot of meetings as part of my job and think it might be helpful in recalling quotes and such--but I don't know how well it works in terms of range, etc. Sound quality doesn't have to be great just good enough for me to hear what is being said.
Anyone?
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Well, I did not record much until now, but here are some short thoughts:
It is best to lay the player e.g. on the table and do not move it around while recording, because touching the player and moving it will result in additional noise that will be recorded. Wind could also make the results worse.
And the range is depending on background noise level. I'd say a few meters, if it is quiet.
Since creative did some improvements to this feature, I suggest you use the newest firmware .3.03, it records on a higher volume level than the former one and creative reports that background noise is lower now.
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If there is an overflow or clip indicator, it disappears after it happens, which is the incorrect behavior as far as I'm concerned. A Clip indicator on a recording device like this should probably stick around until you've either pressed a button or stopped recording (perhaps this could be a toggle.) Most audio software I've used has the same paradigm. The only other alternati've is to have a level meter with clipping-hold peaks.
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I have a Muvo N200. When recording from the radio there is a high pitched 'whine' on the recorded file.
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Hi, yes, the N200 radio recording is notoriously (on this forum) not all that great.
I have the latest firmware on mine, and have, if not a high pitched whine, then a sort of constant 'white noise' in the background of recordings that wasn't there on the original radio transmission.
Hopefully it will be fixed by a future firmware upgrade, (please Creative!) but for now, it looks like it's just something we'll have to li've with.
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I'm going to buy the Creative MuVo V200 GB.
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How many minutes can i record over voice recording.
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aside from the zen micro, am also planning on getting one of these for gift giving to family members. please post your comments, recommendations, reviews of the MuVo Micro N200 52MB. thanks!

There is a known slight glitch in the N200, in that, for the 3 seconds when the backlight is on (say, when you press a button) you can hear a bit of a 'shh' noise. Apparently the level of the noise, or its being there at all, varies between individual players and what sort of headphones you go for. It's on mine, (black gb N200) but my plan from the start was to set the backlight to 'always off' as this saves batteries ( you can still read the screen, it just doesn't glow, in this setting). Even when it was on, it was for such a short amount of time, and so quiet, that it didn't bother me at all.
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I have no complaints either about the sound, which is excellent as far as I'm concerned.
The player is also unbelievably tiny - the pictures do not do this justice! 'Cute' loving girls and 'gadget' loving boys will think this is amazing - I certainly do.
The FM radio is a nice touch, and I find reception to be pretty good, especially if I'm listening in the library (of course with low volume and closed earphones!) and so not moving about a lot. - the earphone cord acts as the antenna, so you don't want to be jostling it around. This is an arrangement shared by most mp3 players with an FM receiver
The battery life is better than certain other competitor'sand, for my amount of usage, really does seem to last forever.
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Other features include voice recording, line in encoding, and recording of FM radio. While nice add ons, I would definitely say that if you want a voice recorder, buy a voice recorder etc, as these features are strictly little extras and are nowhere near as good quality as the players main purpose: - its mp3 and wma playback - which, as I have said, is excellent.
I think you can tell that I love my little player, but even I am aware that it has its flaws.
They don't matter to me, as the player does everything I want it to amazingly well, the question is: do they matter to you?
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x
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Hi! I want to buy an MP3 player and I?ve loved this ones! But in the forum people talk about some problems in both! Problems like backlight noise and clicks. Low quality radio. Low quality recording on FM and on voice recording.
I start to get scared and now I?m not sure if they are the right players?.
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- Can I see something on the LCD with the light off?
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Thanks

The N200 does use ID3v2 tags, but those tags only.
The backlight buzz is something that isn't overly noticeable (even with the volume mid-way), just when you pause your song you can hear it for how long you've got the light on for.
Like said above, in a pitch black room, you cannot read the screen, but in ood lighting you can see the screen perfectly.
The radio on my N200's been perfect? Then again, I am living in London so the radio signals are never really out of range, but I've never had any problems with the radio. Though the radio recording is a bit dodgy at times, the quality isn't all that good, but it is decent.
All the encoded (from the line in) and the radio/voice recordings will be saved in a folder called "Recorded Tracks", the radio tracks will have the filename "FM<3 digit number>.wav" and the sound recording tracks will have "VOC<3 digit number>.wav" and encoding is something like "EN<3 digit number>.wmv" (I think)
The encoding bitrate is only 96, 28 and 60, and voice and radio recording I'm not too sure to be honest, I can find out later if you want me to.

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