Olympus VN-711PC Manuel d'instructions - Page 29

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Rec Menu

Rec Level

Recording sensitivity is adjustable to meet

recording needs.

Select [ Rec Level ] from the menu

on the [ Rec Menu ].

[ High ]:

High recording sensitivity suitable for

conferences with many participants

and recording audio at a distance or

low volume.

[ Low ]:

Standard recording sensitivity

suitable for dictation.

Note

• When you would like to clearly record a

speaker's voice, set [ Rec Level ] to [ Low ]

and hold recorder's built-in microphone

close to the speaker's mouth (5-10 cm).

Rec Mode

Besides stereo * and monaural recording,

you can also select recording with priority to

sound quality, and recording with priority to

recording time. Select the recording mode

appropriate to your needs.

* VN-713PC, VN-712PC only

Select [ Rec Mode ] from the menu

on the [ Rec Menu ].

When [ MP3 ]* is selected:

Stereo recording

[ 192kbps ], [ 128kbps ]

Monaural recording

[ 48kbps ]

* VN-713PC, VN-712PC only

When [ WMA ] is selected:

Monaural recording

[ 32kbps ], [ 16kbps ], [ 5kbps ]

Menu setting method

Notes

• If a recording is made in stereo modes

([ 192 kbps ] or [ 128 kbps ]), it will be a

monaural recording through the built-in

microphone, and the same audio will be

recorded to both Left channel (Lch) and

Right channel (Rch).

• To record a meeting and lecture clearly,

set other than [ 5kbps ] in [ Rec Mode ].

For VN-713PC, VN-712PC:

• When an external monaural microphone

is used while [ Rec Mode ] is set to a stereo

recording mode, audio will be recorded

to the L channel only.

Low Cut Filter

The recorder has a Low Cut Filter function to

minimize low-frequency sounds and record

voices more clearly.

Select [ Low Cut Filter ] from the

menu on the [ Rec Menu ].

[ On ]:

Enables the Low Cut Filter function.

[ Off ]:

Disables this function.