What's the difference between mode SP and LP in recording a video?
Q. Video recording.
Asked by pmjaguar - Thu Sep 6 21:40:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On my camcorder. SP means standard play or short play. LP mean low play or long play. Either way SP should give better quality. Some times the different is barley noticeable. I just stick with the default setting on my camcorder. My camcorder also has HP which stands for Harry potter and it does magical things on that setting... Just kidding. It also has one more higher quality setting setting.
Answered by Rob - Fri Sep 7 06:02:47 2007
Q. Video recording.
Asked by pmjaguar - Thu Sep 6 21:40:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On my camcorder. SP means standard play or short play. LP mean low play or long play. Either way SP should give better quality. Some times the different is barley noticeable. I just stick with the default setting on my camcorder. My camcorder also has HP which stands for Harry potter and it does magical things on that setting... Just kidding. It also has one more higher quality setting setting.
Answered by Rob - Fri Sep 7 06:02:47 2007
what id the differance in sp, lp, ep mode on a video cassette tape?
Q. i have a blank vhs tape and 3 different modes are on it sp hase 2 hour recording time lp mode has 4 hour recording time and ep has 6 hour recording time how do i set it to record on ep mode
Asked by Real Mc Fly01 - Thu Jul 19 13:54:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "SP" = short play; the tape can record 2 hours of programming "LP" = long play; tape can record 4 hours "EP" = extended play; tape can record 6 hours The more hours you try to squeeze on a tape the lower the quality will be. For example, at the sp speed the tape is spinning faster, which means longer lengths of tape on which to record data. At ep speed the tape spins slower, which means the same data is crammed into shorter tape length (and thus not all data quality is good). If you want quality recordings, use sp. If you don't care about quality and want to cram in as much as possible, use ep.
Answered by J D - Thu Jul 19 14:42:33 2007
Q. i have a blank vhs tape and 3 different modes are on it sp hase 2 hour recording time lp mode has 4 hour recording time and ep has 6 hour recording time how do i set it to record on ep mode
Asked by Real Mc Fly01 - Thu Jul 19 13:54:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "SP" = short play; the tape can record 2 hours of programming "LP" = long play; tape can record 4 hours "EP" = extended play; tape can record 6 hours The more hours you try to squeeze on a tape the lower the quality will be. For example, at the sp speed the tape is spinning faster, which means longer lengths of tape on which to record data. At ep speed the tape spins slower, which means the same data is crammed into shorter tape length (and thus not all data quality is good). If you want quality recordings, use sp. If you don't care about quality and want to cram in as much as possible, use ep.
Answered by J D - Thu Jul 19 14:42:33 2007
JVC, VCR troubleshooting. How do I change the SP mode to LP?
Q. I do not have the remote nor a universal remote to do this. The model number is HR-J600U. Help please.
Asked by Samantha A - Mon Jun 22 21:07:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you cannot do it without the original remote.
Answered by Ripcord_4523 - Mon Jun 22 21:13:46 2009
Q. I do not have the remote nor a universal remote to do this. The model number is HR-J600U. Help please.
Asked by Samantha A - Mon Jun 22 21:07:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you cannot do it without the original remote.
Answered by Ripcord_4523 - Mon Jun 22 21:13:46 2009
I have a Video8 camcorder that while playing back tapes, changes between SP and LP mode!? any suggestions???
Q. I have a Video8 camcorder that while playing back tapes, changes between SP and LP mode!? any suggestions???
Asked by mccejt77 - Tue Mar 14 15:23:56 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah your tapes guides (that controls where the tape is placed accross the heads) are loose and need to be read ajusted and tightened, you should get it done as soon as possible before the tapes are recked.
Answered by rockinpacker - Tue Mar 14 16:20:05 2006
Q. I have a Video8 camcorder that while playing back tapes, changes between SP and LP mode!? any suggestions???
Asked by mccejt77 - Tue Mar 14 15:23:56 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah your tapes guides (that controls where the tape is placed accross the heads) are loose and need to be read ajusted and tightened, you should get it done as soon as possible before the tapes are recked.
Answered by rockinpacker - Tue Mar 14 16:20:05 2006
What is the mode for recording shows on a Toshiba DVD player/recorder and play it on a computer DVD player?
Q. On the DVD recorder, the modes are LP, EP, SP, XP, SEP, and SLP When I record it under SP, XP, or LP, it won't play on my computer's DVD player. Does anyone know what is going on?
Asked by Tennisluver - Sun Apr 19 15:16:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you remember to finalize the disc?
Answered by lordsmurf - Thu Apr 23 02:06:17 2009
Q. On the DVD recorder, the modes are LP, EP, SP, XP, SEP, and SLP When I record it under SP, XP, or LP, it won't play on my computer's DVD player. Does anyone know what is going on?
Asked by Tennisluver - Sun Apr 19 15:16:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you remember to finalize the disc?
Answered by lordsmurf - Thu Apr 23 02:06:17 2009
changing LP and SP modes!?
Q. i filmed a film on LP mode and it will not upload onto the computer, i think its the problem of LP mode how do i change a recorded film from LP mode to SP mode? thx
Asked by deenz - Thu Jan 8 17:04:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i filmed a film on LP mode and it will not upload onto the computer, i think its the problem of LP mode how do i change a recorded film from LP mode to SP mode? thx
Asked by deenz - Thu Jan 8 17:04:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What does data rate means in digital camera video recording?
Q. My canon sx100 IS digital camera has two options for video recording. 1. Normal mode 2. LP mode LP mode enables to record twice as much video then normal mode. I recorded on both mode and found following information when I checked the video file properties. Normal mode: Data Rate 14884kbps LP mode: Data Rate 7384kbps Does lower data rate means poor quality video then higher data rate?
Asked by MD R - Sun Apr 5 19:52:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Data rate (also bitrate) is the rate of recording... basically, how much data is used to represent your video. So yeah, if you drop to half the amount of information, something has to suffer. There are points beyond which you need a trained eye to tell the difference... consumer tape records at 25Mb/s, some higher end pro formats go to 50Mb/s or even 100Mb/s, but much of that would be lost on the average viewer. However, when you have different settings on your camcoder or still camera with video features, you better believe you'll see a difference. Sometimes the lower video modes also go to a lower resolution, other times, not so much. Consider your Canon SX100. Your best video mode is recording at 640x480 resolution at 30… [cont.]
Answered by Hazydave - Mon Apr 6 05:05:48 2009
Q. My canon sx100 IS digital camera has two options for video recording. 1. Normal mode 2. LP mode LP mode enables to record twice as much video then normal mode. I recorded on both mode and found following information when I checked the video file properties. Normal mode: Data Rate 14884kbps LP mode: Data Rate 7384kbps Does lower data rate means poor quality video then higher data rate?
Asked by MD R - Sun Apr 5 19:52:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Data rate (also bitrate) is the rate of recording... basically, how much data is used to represent your video. So yeah, if you drop to half the amount of information, something has to suffer. There are points beyond which you need a trained eye to tell the difference... consumer tape records at 25Mb/s, some higher end pro formats go to 50Mb/s or even 100Mb/s, but much of that would be lost on the average viewer. However, when you have different settings on your camcoder or still camera with video features, you better believe you'll see a difference. Sometimes the lower video modes also go to a lower resolution, other times, not so much. Consider your Canon SX100. Your best video mode is recording at 640x480 resolution at 30… [cont.]
Answered by Hazydave - Mon Apr 6 05:05:48 2009
What mode on a DVD Recorder has the most time?
Q. I lost the DVD manual and can't find it, but I have to record a marathon and I won't be at home. Is it LP or XP, or EP, etc?
Asked by Emmanuelle L - Thu Nov 1 01:48:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Emmanuelle L, Most units offer - Shortest time - best quality (2 hours) "SP" (Standard Play) Longest time - worst quality (6 hours) "EP" (Extended Play) Some units also offer - medium quality (4 hours) "XP" (Extra Play) Norm
Answered by Norm - Thu Nov 1 22:15:39 2007
Q. I lost the DVD manual and can't find it, but I have to record a marathon and I won't be at home. Is it LP or XP, or EP, etc?
Asked by Emmanuelle L - Thu Nov 1 01:48:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Emmanuelle L, Most units offer - Shortest time - best quality (2 hours) "SP" (Standard Play) Longest time - worst quality (6 hours) "EP" (Extended Play) Some units also offer - medium quality (4 hours) "XP" (Extra Play) Norm
Answered by Norm - Thu Nov 1 22:15:39 2007
Few questions related to modal theory in fiber optics?
Q. 1) What conditions BETAm (propagation constant) needs to satisfy, to enable propagation of the mode (m-order, like in TEnm) through fiber? 2) If there is 10 modes (of all possible polarizations) which can propagate through the fiber, what LP modes are settling them? 3) What modes from question 2) were made from two hybrid modes (difference of the refraction indexes (core and cladding) are not infinite small)? 4) If somebody could put link to figure which shows distribution of electrical field of lowest even an highest odd mode in PLANAR waveguide in which 4 TE modes propagate. 5) Which of these (in 4. question) modes has grater confining factor, and why? 6) If thickness of the waveguide layer increases what happens to the 4. mode?… [cont.]
Asked by lanmikus - Fri Aug 17 10:29:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by unknown - Sun Aug 19 00:14:59 2007
Q. 1) What conditions BETAm (propagation constant) needs to satisfy, to enable propagation of the mode (m-order, like in TEnm) through fiber? 2) If there is 10 modes (of all possible polarizations) which can propagate through the fiber, what LP modes are settling them? 3) What modes from question 2) were made from two hybrid modes (difference of the refraction indexes (core and cladding) are not infinite small)? 4) If somebody could put link to figure which shows distribution of electrical field of lowest even an highest odd mode in PLANAR waveguide in which 4 TE modes propagate. 5) Which of these (in 4. question) modes has grater confining factor, and why? 6) If thickness of the waveguide layer increases what happens to the 4. mode?… [cont.]
Asked by lanmikus - Fri Aug 17 10:29:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question is not comprehensible as currently written. Please revise your question and add details for assistance. For assistance with this homework problem and as a resource for future problems I recommend this excellent site. This site is for Physics students who are having difficulty solving homework problems, and for those students who want to challenge themselves with additional work.
Answered by unknown - Sun Aug 19 00:14:59 2007
Remastered versions vs Original ones (The Beatles, Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Can, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds)?
Q. Are these remasters really "better than new"? What do you think of them when you compare to the original LP's, CD's (released in the 80's and the 90's)? As for The Beatles: what do you think of the mono remasters comparing to the stereo remasters? Do I need a really sophisticated equipment to hear the difference? Thank you
Asked by James B's avatar - Wed Jan 6 14:44:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know that remastered "The Innocents" of Erasure sounds great on everything, but the rest... Sorry. Well, 2 points (I wanna be childish)
Answered by Uku - Wed Jan 6 18:30:24 2010
Q. Are these remasters really "better than new"? What do you think of them when you compare to the original LP's, CD's (released in the 80's and the 90's)? As for The Beatles: what do you think of the mono remasters comparing to the stereo remasters? Do I need a really sophisticated equipment to hear the difference? Thank you
Asked by James B's avatar - Wed Jan 6 14:44:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know that remastered "The Innocents" of Erasure sounds great on everything, but the rest... Sorry. Well, 2 points (I wanna be childish)
Answered by Uku - Wed Jan 6 18:30:24 2010
Toggle between LP & SP on JVC Cybershot MiniDV camcorder?
Q. How do you switch between the fast speed (SP) and the slow speed (LP) on a JVC Cybershot camcorder in playback mode? I can't figure it out for the life of me.
Asked by tapedeck - Wed Apr 28 19:25:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the same way you did on VHS players, the speed change is automatic. Not all miniDV camcorders support the LP mode so it that case, it won't playback LP recorded tapes. Even camcorders that have the LP option, they rarely can playback LP tapes that were recorded on a different camera.
Answered by lare - Fri Apr 30 15:51:41 2010
Q. How do you switch between the fast speed (SP) and the slow speed (LP) on a JVC Cybershot camcorder in playback mode? I can't figure it out for the life of me.
Asked by tapedeck - Wed Apr 28 19:25:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the same way you did on VHS players, the speed change is automatic. Not all miniDV camcorders support the LP mode so it that case, it won't playback LP recorded tapes. Even camcorders that have the LP option, they rarely can playback LP tapes that were recorded on a different camera.
Answered by lare - Fri Apr 30 15:51:41 2010
What do Multiple recording modes: HQ, SP, LP, EP, SLP, SEP mean on recordable DVD players and VCR players?
Q. What do Multiple recording modes: HQ, SP, LP, EP, SLP, SEP mean on recordable DVD players and VCR players?
Asked by Robert Arranguez - Mon Mar 27 14:29:58 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High Quality Standard Play Long Play Extended Play Super Long Play Super Extended Play (they are gradually decreasing in quality and increasing in minutes available on the tape)
Answered by sf_mconnors - Mon Mar 27 14:32:02 2006
Q. What do Multiple recording modes: HQ, SP, LP, EP, SLP, SEP mean on recordable DVD players and VCR players?
Asked by Robert Arranguez - Mon Mar 27 14:29:58 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High Quality Standard Play Long Play Extended Play Super Long Play Super Extended Play (they are gradually decreasing in quality and increasing in minutes available on the tape)
Answered by sf_mconnors - Mon Mar 27 14:32:02 2006
how do you set your sony camcorder to record in dv and not mpg?
Q. I am looking at the record mode and there is HQ, SP, and LP.
Asked by Justin - Wed Apr 14 02:59:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Iridflare's right. If the files your consumer-grade camcorder is recording are MPG, then the camcorder is using either flash memory or hard disc drive as its main storage media - and capturing very compressed standard definition video. For consumer and prosumer camcorders, DV format video is typically a miniDV tape based camcorder protocol. (And just to be complete, consumer DVD based camcorders usually end up with VOB files.) In your case, HQ is highest quality, least compression, least recording time available to the storage media. SP is "normal" mode - more compression than HQ, so more record time... LP is longest record time and most compression. ALL are more compression than what DV does when SP mode to digital tape (25 mbps). … [cont.]
Answered by Little Dog - Wed Apr 14 11:42:21 2010
Q. I am looking at the record mode and there is HQ, SP, and LP.
Asked by Justin - Wed Apr 14 02:59:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Iridflare's right. If the files your consumer-grade camcorder is recording are MPG, then the camcorder is using either flash memory or hard disc drive as its main storage media - and capturing very compressed standard definition video. For consumer and prosumer camcorders, DV format video is typically a miniDV tape based camcorder protocol. (And just to be complete, consumer DVD based camcorders usually end up with VOB files.) In your case, HQ is highest quality, least compression, least recording time available to the storage media. SP is "normal" mode - more compression than HQ, so more record time... LP is longest record time and most compression. ALL are more compression than what DV does when SP mode to digital tape (25 mbps). … [cont.]
Answered by Little Dog - Wed Apr 14 11:42:21 2010
Which DVD recorders (besides Panasonic) have a flexible/adjustable recording mode?
Q. It's a feature that lets you record an entire disc for any amount of time between 1-6 hours. For example, you can record an entire disc for 3 hours with quality that's lower than SP (2 hours), but better than LP (4 hours). My Panasonic recorder broke and I found out repairing it would cost more than what I paid for the machine itself, since it's no longer under warranty, so I need a new one, but at this point I'm leery of going with Panasonic again.
Asked by CJ - Sun Jan 10 01:33:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. It's a feature that lets you record an entire disc for any amount of time between 1-6 hours. For example, you can record an entire disc for 3 hours with quality that's lower than SP (2 hours), but better than LP (4 hours). My Panasonic recorder broke and I found out repairing it would cost more than what I paid for the machine itself, since it's no longer under warranty, so I need a new one, but at this point I'm leery of going with Panasonic again.
Asked by CJ - Sun Jan 10 01:33:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
i just bought the lp w2242t 22 screen and i have invidia 5200 fx card i tried usuing the dvi cabel a?
Q. i tried usuing the dvi cabel and it went into sleeping mode and on the pc d sus cabel works but when i wach video i see lines on the screen (resoulotion 1680*1050) do i need a new card... i update the drivers and all...
Asked by homiko69 - Sun May 11 13:35:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i tried usuing the dvi cabel and it went into sleeping mode and on the pc d sus cabel works but when i wach video i see lines on the screen (resoulotion 1680*1050) do i need a new card... i update the drivers and all...
Asked by homiko69 - Sun May 11 13:35:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Mini DV playback problem with Panasonic PV-GS50s in VCR mode.?
Q. Alright, I't had this camera for a while now, and I bought it with this problem because it was really cheap, and I can use it to record to SD memory. The problem is, when I record the video on my DV cassette, If I rewind from the camera/standby mode, I can see the images fine, or at least legibly wizzing past in reverse. However, in VCR mode when I go to watch the recording, I will rewind it (It is in blue screen mode like most cameras) and then when it gets to the beginning of the tape (where the tape cant rewind any further) It will flash the beginning of the video almost as a still and then go instantly to blue screen, where you can tell that it is thinking of something, but then after about 5 to 10 seconds it gives me an "Incompatible… [cont.]
Asked by Damian C - Sat Feb 21 05:16:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Alright, I't had this camera for a while now, and I bought it with this problem because it was really cheap, and I can use it to record to SD memory. The problem is, when I record the video on my DV cassette, If I rewind from the camera/standby mode, I can see the images fine, or at least legibly wizzing past in reverse. However, in VCR mode when I go to watch the recording, I will rewind it (It is in blue screen mode like most cameras) and then when it gets to the beginning of the tape (where the tape cant rewind any further) It will flash the beginning of the video almost as a still and then go instantly to blue screen, where you can tell that it is thinking of something, but then after about 5 to 10 seconds it gives me an "Incompatible… [cont.]
Asked by Damian C - Sat Feb 21 05:16:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How do you know if your TV can handle a 480p signal from your DVD player?
Q. Hello all! I just got a new TV (this one It says it's a digital TV and it has 2 component inputs, but when I set my DVD player to 480p mode, the image on the TV fizzles out and the TV says it gets no signal. I thought (not that I'm an expert ;) ) that if it was digital and had component inputs that you could use the progressive scan mode. Do you know if this TV can handle a 480p signal? Am I doing something wrong? Thanks for the help! I don't know why the link doesn't work. The TV is a JVC - 32" Flat-Tube Standard-Definition Digital TV Model: AV32WF47 and I got it at Best Buy. You can easily find it on bestbuy.com and the link I initially posted was what the search on that page gave me for this TV.
Asked by Mike D! - Thu Sep 21 10:10:50 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the specifications fo rthis TV, it will only play standard definition (SDTV). It cannot play progressive scan. The component inputs will help with picture quality but the tv's display mechanism cannot handle the 480p. Although it will play digital content, it has to play at 480i. Hope this helps
Answered by getting older - Thu Sep 21 11:04:51 2006
Q. Hello all! I just got a new TV (this one It says it's a digital TV and it has 2 component inputs, but when I set my DVD player to 480p mode, the image on the TV fizzles out and the TV says it gets no signal. I thought (not that I'm an expert ;) ) that if it was digital and had component inputs that you could use the progressive scan mode. Do you know if this TV can handle a 480p signal? Am I doing something wrong? Thanks for the help! I don't know why the link doesn't work. The TV is a JVC - 32" Flat-Tube Standard-Definition Digital TV Model: AV32WF47 and I got it at Best Buy. You can easily find it on bestbuy.com and the link I initially posted was what the search on that page gave me for this TV.
Asked by Mike D! - Thu Sep 21 10:10:50 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the specifications fo rthis TV, it will only play standard definition (SDTV). It cannot play progressive scan. The component inputs will help with picture quality but the tv's display mechanism cannot handle the 480p. Although it will play digital content, it has to play at 480i. Hope this helps
Answered by getting older - Thu Sep 21 11:04:51 2006
which recording mode should I use with my HF-100. Details inside?
Q. My camera has 5 Settings MXP High Quality 24Mbps fxp high Quality 17MBPS XP+ High Quality 12MBPS SP Standard Play 7MBPS LP Long Play 5MBPS Obviously I want one of the high quality settings but I will only be watching these videos on a computer screen, I WONT be making dvds or playing them on a 60inc TV. So to play on a 22inc display, which is the best settings I should use? Thank you.
Asked by EvaEvangeline - Fri Aug 14 06:04:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The highest quality, every time. try the MXP first if your computer can handle it then use, it if not then try the next one down FXP. Good luck RR
Answered by Rugratzzzzzzzzzzz - Fri Aug 14 08:04:04 2009
Q. My camera has 5 Settings MXP High Quality 24Mbps fxp high Quality 17MBPS XP+ High Quality 12MBPS SP Standard Play 7MBPS LP Long Play 5MBPS Obviously I want one of the high quality settings but I will only be watching these videos on a computer screen, I WONT be making dvds or playing them on a 60inc TV. So to play on a 22inc display, which is the best settings I should use? Thank you.
Asked by EvaEvangeline - Fri Aug 14 06:04:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The highest quality, every time. try the MXP first if your computer can handle it then use, it if not then try the next one down FXP. Good luck RR
Answered by Rugratzzzzzzzzzzz - Fri Aug 14 08:04:04 2009
dvd/vcr combo?
Q. I have a Magnavox mwd2205 dvd/vcr combo.I lost my remote and the universal remote does not have an option to go into menue for the VCR.And it does not have a botton for you to change recording speeds.Are there any botton codes to use to change the recording speed.(Like on my tv I can push the channal up and down bottons at the same time to enter menu.)Its on sp mode and I would like to set it to LP mode.I went to Magnavox.com and found nothing...thanks
Asked by extremlysexyromantic - Sat Apr 7 22:59:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to www. replacement remote control.com that should get you in the right direction.
Answered by The "Axeman" cometh - Sun Apr 8 14:46:25 2007
Q. I have a Magnavox mwd2205 dvd/vcr combo.I lost my remote and the universal remote does not have an option to go into menue for the VCR.And it does not have a botton for you to change recording speeds.Are there any botton codes to use to change the recording speed.(Like on my tv I can push the channal up and down bottons at the same time to enter menu.)Its on sp mode and I would like to set it to LP mode.I went to Magnavox.com and found nothing...thanks
Asked by extremlysexyromantic - Sat Apr 7 22:59:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to www. replacement remote control.com that should get you in the right direction.
Answered by The "Axeman" cometh - Sun Apr 8 14:46:25 2007
What to do? My digital recorder's capacity has decreased.?
Q. I have the Olympus WS-300M digital voice recorder. When I first bought it about 1 year ago, the storage and recording capacity was fine. However, now it is much less in each mode (ST HQ has 44m 41s, HQ has 1hr 29m 20s, SP has 2hrs 55m 48s, LP has 5hrs 49m 26s). When I got it each mode had much more. I can't remember exactly what it was, but when I looked it up online recently it said it should have 68 hours of recording time in LP mode (no info on all the other modes). This is when all folders are completely empty... no recordings, no data files, no music, nada. So, if nothing is taking up all the space, what could possibly be the problem? And how do I resolve it, if at all?
Asked by Jayla - Wed Oct 22 16:18:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is a format menu? Try to format it. Other option is to reset it to factory default.
Answered by Think Tank II - Sun Oct 26 12:12:35 2008
Q. I have the Olympus WS-300M digital voice recorder. When I first bought it about 1 year ago, the storage and recording capacity was fine. However, now it is much less in each mode (ST HQ has 44m 41s, HQ has 1hr 29m 20s, SP has 2hrs 55m 48s, LP has 5hrs 49m 26s). When I got it each mode had much more. I can't remember exactly what it was, but when I looked it up online recently it said it should have 68 hours of recording time in LP mode (no info on all the other modes). This is when all folders are completely empty... no recordings, no data files, no music, nada. So, if nothing is taking up all the space, what could possibly be the problem? And how do I resolve it, if at all?
Asked by Jayla - Wed Oct 22 16:18:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is a format menu? Try to format it. Other option is to reset it to factory default.
Answered by Think Tank II - Sun Oct 26 12:12:35 2008
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