Does this unit have an actual built-in clock for recording purposes or does it depend on time transmitted by TV station like HomeworX units
1761085
I haven't tried it although the remote shows record, pause, etc. Don't expect any help from the Ematic Company.
1635656
No. But the specifications indicate about 120 minutes of operating time. That's it: NOT two hours of accumulated motion detect recording time. It means the unit stays on for up to two hours, then shuts itself off. It will not record ANYTHING for more than 2 hours.
1883967
As long as you have an analog output on your cable box, you can record the signal with this recorder. You do have to to set your recorder up for nstc (from pal) initially. It is in the setup book how to do it. Easy. The 24 hour clock is the only thing I do not care for in timer recordings
1198476
Yes, it has a built-in clock, and it also has ability to set an alarm timer. What is also great though, you can set it to repeat the CD music for a set time at bedtime before the unit shuts down -- works great if you need soothing sleeping music. The USB port is also compatible with USB Flash memory, and USB Flash players. The USB needs to be Fat32 file format, files MP3 and WMA v9 or earlier, number of folders max of 99, and max number of tracks 999. Supported bit rate for MP3 files: 32 to 320 kbps, and also variable bit rates. To listen to an external audio device, you need to connect the MP3 link cable (not supplied). No external speakers can be connected, but you can use headphones. That is about it. Hope this answers most questions. This is one great piece of equipment.
386136
No, you can't. You can set alarm time on and off, and option to record. You must leave it on the station and then it will record as you set it to. It is a single event (with options) recording. Thanl you for asking!
2075085
No ios the short answer. The unit, has its' own storage. I haven't used ut a lot, but recorded audio for a couple of TV spots I have a couple of recordings on it and it still reads that I have 45 hours,44 minutes and 17 sec. For the price you can't beat it but I wish it had a lighted display. It has a usb out but don't know it it will allow passthrough for direct recording. I'm going to use it for SAFE audio at a wedding on Sat.
1192551
If you're receiving digital signals through your antenna, there is a limited TV guide for each station. Unfortunately it is not as good as the guide that shows up with a cable company's DVR. Some stations only list programs up to a few hours beyond the time you access the guide while other stations guides go for up to 48 hours beyond the current time. Kind of frustrating for shows you want to record that are a few days or more out from your current time. You could access tvguide.com from your computer and write down the dates/times of those shows and manually program recording times for them on the DVR. If you're receiving digital signals through your antenna, there is a limited TV guide for each station. Unfortunately it is not as good as the guide that shows up with a cable company's DVR. Some stations only list programs up to a few hours beyond the time you access the guide while other stations guides go for up to 48 hours beyond the current time. Kind of frustrating for shows you want to record that are a few days or more out from your current time. You could access tvguide.com from your computer and write down the dates/times of those shows and manually program recording times for... » Read More If you're receiving digital signals through your antenna, there is a limited TV guide for each station. Unfortunately it is not as good as the guide that shows up with a cable company's DVR. Some stations only list programs up to a few hours beyond the time you access the guide while other stations guides go for up to 48 hours beyond the current time. Kind of frustrating for shows you want to record that are a few days or more out from your current time. You could access tvguide.com from your computer and write down the dates/times of those shows and manually program recording times for them on the DVR. « Show Less
2006205
No, it does not record the time opened. The alarm times should stay but in my case they got lost a lot.
1161051
Yes this camera has date and time stamp visible on screen during playback. You can cancel it if you want to.you have the option of canceling the audio too.
2061210
I can see that you can record in the radio mode, but it does not allow you to set a timer to start or end the recording job.
1662277
Yes, there is timed recording, plus motion sensor recording.On my system, a 15 second recording is one MB 1024 MB in one GBWithout doing the. Math, I would think your needs would be coveredDespite the other answers here, there is scheduled recording. You may set on and off times, and continuous recording available
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It has an auto sensor to switch between night and day. The DVR recorder is what will need to have the motion detection to adjust weather it records, or weather it notifies you that there is something worth noting. Well this is to the best of my knowledge any way, and hope it helps.
114857
I believe it does. I don't have the option enabled, but I saw it in the menu when I was doing the setup. Right now I have it set to just record when it detects motion.
552908
I have been using the unit with the usb drive to play low-volume audio non stop and never thought about the clock. Now that you asked, I checked the unit and I do not see that there is a clock.
2165603
The answer to your questions is YES. It's true that it is not intuitive to set up and the instructions are not very good. However, once you get it set up the way you want it, it works remarkably well. The only complaint I have about this recorder is the time stamp seems to be impossible to adjust.
1346059
It has a digital clock, but I wouldn't dignify it by calling it a chronometer. Seems to work OK, though.
723534
No. But it does have a date/time stamp. Fits easily in your pocket. Has lots of recording time. And the recordings are vety clear. It works perfect for what we use it for.