Can you plug headphones into the recorder so you can listen to recordings through those? And if so, are there any that people reccommend?
1765803
Yes, you can plug your favorite headphones or ear buds into the 3.5MM jack on the side of the unit. The audio is very good.
1765804
Yes you can plug in ear buds the recorder is such High quality most any ear buds will do.
1765805
Yes there is a headphone jack!! I honestly have found that any headphones do the job. Noise canceling headphones will be better of course for hearing the sounds, but I've used normal earbuds and they work fine. As someone who has been doing video for a few years now, this is one of the best recorders I've ever used. It gives amazing quality sound while being super portable. If you use it to mic someone up, it can fit very easily into a pocket without being 'bulgy'. It also comes with memory already on the device which is unheard of! I haven't even purchased a seperate micro SD card for mine yet because it has enough memory for what I need it for. Hope this helps!! Definitely get this recorder!
1765806
I LOVE my Olympus recorder. There is a jack for headphones, but I have not used it. it is EASY to use and I am very happy with the quality.
1765807
yes, you can most certainly hook up earphones to the Olympus D620, and hear exactly how your file is being recorded. I do this a lot, when I am trying to record podcasts, or tutorials. I use Sony earphones that you can get at walmart for around 25 dollars. not sure of the moddle number of them though. I like these as they completely cover my ear, so that I can really hear what is being recorded. HTH
1765808
Yes there is a headphone jack!! I honestly have found that any headphones do the job. Noise canceling headphones will be better of course for hearing the sounds, but I've used normal earbuds and they work fine. As someone who has been doing video for a few years now, this is one of the best recorders I've ever used. It gives amazing quality sound while being super portable. If you use it to mic someone up, it can fit very easily into a pocket without being 'bulgy'. It also comes with memory already on the device which is unheard of! I haven't even purchased a seperate micro SD card for mine yet because it has enough memory for what I need it for. Hope this helps!! Definitely get this recorder! Yes there is a headphone jack!! I honestly have found that any headphones do the job. Noise canceling headphones will be better of course for hearing the sounds, but I've used normal earbuds and they work fine. As someone who has been doing video for a few years now, this is one of the best recorders I've ever used. It gives amazing quality sound while being super portable. If you use it to mic someone up, it can fit very easily into a pocket without being 'bulgy'. It also comes with memory already on the device which is unheard of! I haven't even purchased a seperate micro SD card for mine... » Read More Yes there is a headphone jack!! I honestly have found that any headphones do the job. Noise canceling headphones will be better of course for hearing the sounds, but I've used normal earbuds and they work fine. As someone who has been doing video for a few years now, this is one of the best recorders I've ever used. It gives amazing quality sound while being super portable. If you use it to mic someone up, it can fit very easily into a pocket without being 'bulgy'. It also comes with memory already on the device which is unheard of! I haven't even purchased a seperate micro SD card for mine yet because it has enough memory for what I need it for. Hope this helps!! Definitely get this recorder! « Show Less
2167739
I guess it depends what you record it on. This is a very simple arrangement. It is like a small microphone that you put in your ear. You have to supply what the microphone is hooked to. I use an 8mm cassette recorder. You can record on anything that accepts a pin plug. This is not a high tech arrangement, but it works well.
796133
Sure, just press the red record button, this will allow you to listen to the turntable through the headphone jack or you can hook up a amp to the outputs on the back of the unit or use the headphone jack. I hope this helps you out. Have a great day.
299315
You can record with cassette player, the problem I found was that it took a while to play. For some unknow reason, the system was slow. Sorry, I can't tell you more because I returned the system.
620874
I have never had this issue when recording videos...have you tried wearing headphones while making your video?
907338
You do have to have the software, also make sure you get the cord that connects the recording device to the computer. You may also want to get headphones so your office mates don't have to hear what you're listening to.
692130
I apologize for the late response. You can copy from anything that has a 3.5 mm (headphone jack). I think it is a little complicated on how to use it, but it works well. I use headphones to lister, I i know when to start to record and when to stop. Adjusting volume, getting started is a little tricky but once you get used to it it is good. I have I tunes songs that recorded low, and I use the micorder to copy send increase volume.
2250430
Maybe...I never got it to work very well and I hate the software it comes with. Any reason not to just use the line-in jack on your sound card? Check out free Audacity software for the recording / editing. Be careful where you get it though, some links have been hijacked...
1251091
Yes it is. Haven't had the time to familiarize myself with all the features, but I used it for an informal interview and was able to record without a problem. If the audio on the recorder itself is muffled for any reason, it becomes much clearer when you plug in a set of headphones.
1643138
Only input\output jack is the one for ear buds. I suppose one could record with a pair of ear buds that has a built in microphone but suspect quality would be low.
761764
Can you hear audio through the headphone jack? Yes. You plug your headphones into the jack on the microphone and hear the sound picked up from the microphone immediately with no delay, no latency. I don't understand the second part of your question though. Could you be more specific?
132534
there is a 1/8" input jack, so whatever you can connect through that, you can listen to. It's the headphone jack size. Basically anything except a phonograph unless it has a preamp built into the phono.
1973858
Yes you can, the problem is that the microphone is not very good on this. If you play it on the recorder you can barely hear it.
208538
You can plug it into another system through the headphone jack. I had mine sey up on my PC so I could make digital recordings of my tapes. You need a special sound card that takes such inputs, but it worked fine for me. Recordings could then be modified through audio editing software to make them sound good. :-) Hope this helps.
562018
Not a silly question. I've heard stories that it can't be done or that it can only be done with certain sound cards, but nothing definitive. I'd ask the same question - can you listen while recording, either through the computer OR through the separate audio output simultaneously?
1998194
If you are using them with a recorder that has live audio out, they are a good monitor. They also make a nice spare headphone.
1701888
I take it by line out yu mean the headphone jack ! Then no, yu wont b able as the headphone plug, as in most playback scenarios of playback music, interrupts the signal to the speakers and sends it to the headphones, bypassing the internal speakers. however, while recording, the music can be controlled by the jensens' controls. Hope this helps, G.