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Re: PD Audio CF question???
« Reply #15 on: December 14, 2005, 11:53:21 PM »
subscribe to the pencomputingaudio yahoo group and ask about stability on that Dell Axiom.  Gordon and Len have tried to test the system on many of the available PDA's.

The Dell X50v is among one of the best for pocket pc recording. SD memory also has helped immensely.

BTW, I now have a board up at http://live2496.com . I would invite anyone to join which has an interest in pocket pc recording.

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Re: PD Audio CF question???
« Reply #16 on: December 16, 2005, 10:05:48 PM »
There's a bit of a problem acquiring the N>Trans right now.  The
USA distributor for Maycom, Bradley Broadcasting, really isn't interested
in selling Maycom's less expensive products.  You can buy direct from
Maycom in the Netherlands instead, but you have to send them email to
set up the transaction.  And it takes a couple of weeks for the
product to arrive.

I just spoke with someone today about it. They haven't gone into production yet.
The latest estimate is mid-January.

I want to get one so I can start working out details of getting it to work with Live2496.

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Re: PD Audio CF question???
« Reply #17 on: December 21, 2005, 09:35:08 PM »
I've had great results with my PDAudio rig, recording both 16 bit and 24 bit with an external HD.  However, the new PDAs like the Dell don't support external hard drives.  You will need to record onto an SD card.  You can pick up a 4 GB SD card for under $250.  If you record 24/96 wav files, a 4 gig card will record for 2 hours.  If you can record in FLAC, the card will last for 6 hours.   


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