Topic: Neuros hard disk recorder

[Sean Gallemore]

bump, this thing does not in fact record real time over USB

[AT853rxwh]

Here are some samples from a Neuros...


http://mpeethree.encosion.com/%5B%20AURAL%20%5D/

[John Kelly]

I think where I was going - in my mostly ignorant state - is even if the Neuros is, in fact, acting as a host, in addition it still needs the appropriate s/w installed and configured to record the signal coming in from USB.  So, it's at least a two-step issue: [1] as you've mentioned, Simp, communications between the two devices over USB must be enabled, [2] the recording device must be able to utilize the signal coming in over USB.

Good detail, Simp - first things first:  the device has to do [1] before it can do [2].  +T

From what I understand, this is another advantage of firewire:  devices are able to talk to each other without a computer involved.  I'm unsure if USB2 will do the same, but AFAIK USB1 will not.

[Tenn Man]

What is the recording battery life of the Neuros?

[Sean Gallemore]

I've been talking to the users on their forums and they say 3-4 hours.  I may be looking to get some battery packs :-/

[Tenn Man]

Does this recorder have any of the problems that the Archos Gmini 120 has?

[Sean Gallemore]

Hopefully I can test that soon.  I asked the users on their forums and they didn't say it's been a problem, but then again most of them are using the thing for mp3 playback and could give 2 shits about quality.

[F.O.Bean]

schwill, you better get testing bud, see if that beast is bit-perfect

[Sean Gallemore]

it CAN'T be bit-perfect, when they upgraded from USB1.1, they went to 2.0 instead of firewire so this thing can't host! fucking A.  Anyway, I hopet he a/d is good