What file type is recorded satellite music recorded in? Can it be transferred to another device for listening? Thanks!
50385
No, because of licensing issues you can only hear recorded music on this device with an active subscription. If your subscription gets cut off; you wont able to be hear the recorded music; it will take you to XM Preview (Had the inno around 2007-2010 before and during the beginning of the merger)
50386
Not that I know of. It is specifically formatted for XM only. However, I've had mine since 07 and I use it for portable XM and mp3.i could not back up on computer.
50387
You can take the audio output from your satellite receiver connect it to your pc and save it as a .wav file then use an mp3 ripper to convert it to mp3.
1115972
I am really not sure exactly what you are asking however I buy the CDR to record music I don't think the others will record music I hope this helps you sincerely SR Charlotte North Carolina
969686
You can playback directly from the device. I have uploaded through USB and off the SD Card.
990446
No, no recording here. Meloson is a simple but useful radio. You can listen to AM and FM, plus you can listen to you own music stored in a mini SD card.
1239483
It is a storage device. It will store any type of file. It will not stream music but it will download it to the player.
818277
AWESOME! Your clarification on the capabilities of this unit seals the deal for me. I just wanted to make CD copies of the music I already have previously recorded on mini-disc. For some reason, I could never get my Net MD recorder (and software) to go from mini-disc, to computer, to CD OR back to another mini-disc(?). Mp3's are OK, but I prefer using CDs/MDs for their sound. MD rules for me for it editing capability, and now I'm willing to go with the MZ-M200 for it's features. Thanks again for the help and the link to the manual!
1230007
if you already have an app on your tablet for a music player...(I think it came with one installed)...then all you need to do is transfer the files if they are compatible files.
1133368
Yes, you can. Record music as Data MP3 files (700MB) or burn 80min of WaV files . Music sounds best when burned as WAV files rather than MP3 files. If yOu burn MP3's be sure that the files are 320 kbit/s rather than 128 kbit/s. The sound quality is huge!
605020
The recorded file will be one track. You would need to stop the recording and start again after every song if you wish to record each track separately
1201863
Well from what I've read it looks like it's bit rate is 128kbps.. I haven't listened to recorded music yet but I have tried hooking it up to my phone and they didn't communicate however from what I've read is that you plug a thumb drive/sd card or an mp3 player and it will work... I don't have an mp3 player so... I hope that helps
1965760
Unfortunately I have never used this feature, but I can offer some advice: rip the music into a 24-bit codec with the highest sample rate you can. (i.e, not MP3)
936013
This uses a SD card. I believe it can also use a USB thumb drive.Mine is defective, so I haven't used it much. Initially it would generate a motorboat noise over the audio within a few seconds of use, now it plays up to about 15 minutes before the distortion starts.
1795746
That depends on the software you use. I use Audacity (found here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/) which records the music as uncompressed files which you can then export in your choice of several different formats, including WMA.
584722
I would say that you should be able record some music from the Internet. You do have to format the disc unless your program does that at the same time as you download. I always format my discs ahead of time. These are really higher capacity. I put pictures and text files on mine.
584725
Yes, You can record music from any source. I download the music into a file on my computer, then burn the music onto the disc from the computer.
1531127
Yes. I saved the recording to a file on the laptop then burned the file to a disc. Obviously the quality is only as good as the casette tape quality but worth being able to listen to music I would not otherwise be able to.
1573769
Hi Kazai, i have the same question. Did you ever find out if you can put the recorded Fm files on your computer? I've had one of these for years and have not been able to figure out how. sharphoto