will this work with apple ipod 7th generation 16gb to record voice memos?
359053
Just my opinion....it should. However, I don't know for sure since I have not used mine with that particular application.
1969029
I doubt it. I think the Nano requires a Lightning connection, and I bought mine to work with my old iPod classic (which I adore; I'm devastated that Apple seems determined not to let me carry around my entire music collection with me...) which has one of those old multiple pin connections. You might be able to find a converter, but it's probably better to just find a recording device that works with a Lightning connector.
2193666
I have not used it to record but I have successfully used it to do video conference with audio and 2 headsets - but I can't confirm that both mics were used - just at at least 1 worked. The only thing to keep in mind is that this adapter is for support for stereo headphone and mic (it has 4 sections on the pin) so if your headphones and your recording device support this 4 sectioned pin you should be ok. For example a Macbook laptop port and iPhone headphones with built in mic will work.
1930823
Yes this is apple compatible. You just connect your recording device to your computer via a usb port. Once connected the recorder shows up like any other storage device and you can drag audio files to your desktop. I have a 2007 13.5" macbook laptop.
2232246
It depends on your computer. If you have a Mac then the answer is yes. You can use the included Quicktime Player or iMovie as well as GarageBand. It also works with the built-in dictation in Mac OS X 10.8 or later.If you have a PC, then you would need to purchase an application that records via USB.
1920065
It should, but not as well as windows version. Check software requirements. Mac version crashes a lot. Consider purpose of use. Also buy a really good mic and not one from nuance, Quality of mic matters a lot! It comes with 30 day money back if buying from nuance.
1927049
I have used this on any ipod touch or iphone, this unit was designed to work with ipod touch cause it comes with a app software for recording music, audio or vocals.
1945421
Hi Karen, Sony MDREX100IP Earphones is designed for Apple devices. Connecting it to a voice recorder will not work if it's for the control but for listening purposes, it should. -Vincent
1656352
This has a regular sized plug. 3.5mm It's just a simple mic, so it should work on anything that uses a standard sized mic jack. But, as it says in the description - If yours is smaller, you'll need an adapter. The page that I found on the 16GB 1rst gen ipod says that it also has a 3.5-mm headphone jack, but doesn't list that it even has a mic jack. So you may want to check to make sure the early models even supported a microphone.
1895106
Well, I just learned that in fact I have a 1st-gen iPod touch, so maybe that's the problem. iTalk says it's for 2nd-gen iPod touches. However, some people online have said that it's worked with their 1st-gen. And the thing is, when I get that "requires a microphone" message, I DO have an external mike attached.
176696
Yes, it should work quite well if you get all the settings correct (in the Control Panel Sound app make sure the "Recording" tab has the "Line" setting turned on).
454229
I think it will work with anything. I've used it on my iPhone and windows laptop both. Decent external microphone.
1306243
This little simple-to-use mic worked perfectly fine for me recording voice and discussion groups on iPod Classic... until the iPod itself stopped working completely. I then bought a new iPod Touch and have been using the standard internal recorder which has truly fantastic in all circumstances. Other option which worked well for me was the Belkin TuneTalk which worked extremely well for me over many years, just significantly bigger than the Menotek Mini you're considering. TuneTalk also works best with an additional high-quality mic plugged into it, but not vital. Good luck.
1640041
It should work. I have an Ipad and an Ipod touch and it works great when chatting on Skype.
327691
Yes, it will. I bought mine for my husband to transfer sheet music and band videos between his iPhone and iPad to his pc laptop. I learned the hard way that not all of the Mac compatible memory sticks have video or document transfer capability. Most only transfer pictures--period.
84322
Well, when I wrote my review, I was using it on a 4th gen IPod. I'm happy to say, that I came around and finally got an actual IPhone 4 in 2012, and I have used it with my phone-so to answer your question- yes, it will work..I would just be careful about the thickness of your phone cover because the thicker the cover (Otter box is notorious for uber thick cases), the mic jack does not want to engage properly, which can account for a bad recording due to connectivity, or not connecting at all and thinking it just doesn't work.I would note that while mine seems to work really well, when I used it for lectures, I also would place my IPod/IPhone either on the instructors desk, or closest to them, or right on the lip of the whiteboard ( if it had one) to get the optimum quality of recording. I still have this particular mic and it still works on any thing IPod/Phone related and does pretty well.
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There is an adapter you can get, it should work. I have an older ipod so I didn't need one but apple makes a 30 pin to 8 pin adapter and it says it can be used for audio. There is one on amazon, or you can contact your apple store.