is the recorded material stored on recorder itself or the computer only
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Nothing gets stored on the interface. It just takes the noise and puts it on your computer
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To the best of my knowledge, the Lexicon Alpha is an analog to digital encoder only, so the only way to record is onto a PC. It comes with recording software, but I have successfully used it with Magix Samplitude audio recording and editing software. I have been pleased with the Results.
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If you have a Digital Video Recorder to store the images, and that recorder is off site or somehow made safe, then you have the images. Each camera feeds a steady stream of video, but it is stored nowhere, unless you make provision to store it.Note that to store even 5 frames a second takes an awful lot of disk space.
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This recorder acts like another removable storage disk when inserted in your computer's USB port. Pop it in and you can view what is on it and see the WAV files. You can select and delete any of the files you see as you would with any files on your hard disk or other remote hard drive. It basically appears like another remote/removable storage device and is treated no differently. Using Windows 7 I normally right click my mouse on the file I want to delete and select DELETE. Simple.
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Yes. It is a DVR and records independantly of any other source. Downloading is not required. You can connect a monitor to view the DVR playback and a PC is not required. Of course you can also use a PC or playback over an internet connection.
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Recorded files CAN easily be downloaded to your computer. It's a beautiful thing!!
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I've got to make an assumption that you are using a security system, and is the basis of your question. If your security camera has digital output, it can be recorded and stored on an external hard drive.
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It records on your computer or with the SD card. It is motion and sound activated. I use the SD card. It is an excellent buy,
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No you connect it to another device such as computer, iPad and save the recordings there.
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I don't really know. I have only recorded onto a CD and I don't believe you can record any other way. However, there is a way to connect to your computer, so there may be some options I am not aware of.
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I don't think so as the recording tape next to it takes up the info for your reports. You might try it if you just want to use it up but I don't think you'll want all the extra copies.
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No...it records but for only an hour...un less hooked up to a computer.....its still great
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It is best to record on cd-r. Also, it depends on what was recorded. Some machines cannot play certain file formars
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It's not live. It gets recorded onto the memory card then you transfer it to your computer.
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yes... no need to record. It will play through your computer speakers. It's just another audio input source to your computer through usb
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These recordings are stored in Intelligent Recording's propietary "xtr" format. You will not be able to listen to these calls on your PC without first installing the XtR Desktop software supplied.
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The file format of the recorded material is probably incorrect. Double check what the file extension is on your digital file and see if you can convert it to a compatible file type.
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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