Recording interviews

[Ian Livingston]

I have a dandy little Olympus digital voice recorder. Battery life is
lots of hours, and storage is almost scary. I can download directly to
my computer and create discs of the interviews. When voice recognition
attains the level of sophistication it needs to transcribe any voice,
it may be possible to transcribe to print pretty quickly. It is also
very compact.

On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 3:02 PM, Dave Monroe <against.the.dave at gmail.com> wrote:
> Any recommendations for what to use to record an interview these days?
>  A friend says he's given interviews into the interviewer's smart
> phone, even, but ...
>
> ... for reliability, storage capacity, recording retrieval, battery
> power, ease of transcription, et al. ...
>



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