I don't know how to save my voice recordings to the computer

There is no direct transfer. You can connect the recorder to a computer and play back the message to an audio recording program on the computer. See "Recording on Other Equipment" on the second page of the manual: http://www.fixya.com/support/p2654563-sony_icd_bx112_voice_recorder/usermanual-0607A34-pdf

How to record voice calls on samsung corby S3653? There is a voice recorder,but it does not function during calls. Which software can I use for recording voice calls?

To download the user manual for your recorder, click here. when the manual opens in the browser, click on the save button to save it to your desktop.

Do let me know if this manual was helpful. Thanks! :)

There are a total of eight folders in the recorder that are in a tree format. Under the “Root” folder
are “Folder A” through “Folder E”, “Audible” and “Music” folders, and recorded or transferred
Language and music data from a computer can be saved as “files”. “Folder A” through “Folder E”
are voice-recording folders, so choose one of these five folders when recording on this recorder.
Up to 200 files can be saved in each folder, and up to two layers can be created within the “Music” folders.

Yes, those voice recordings can be recovered provided not overwritten(if you keep taken more records, then possible). The best way is to try some audio recovery software. Here are some for your option. Both programs can also recover videos and photos.

Photo Audio Video Recovery Software (for Windows)
Mac Photo Audio Video Recovery Software (for Mac OS X)

Note: Before your audios are recovered, do not attempt to save more files.

Hi all,

I recently bought this little headache of a dictation machine to help me with my Law revision. Had similar problems but have worked out the following:

The machine appears to have 2 modes of recording - LP and SP. When the machine is in LP mode, it appears to be a format for the machine itself to allow for longer record time. Because of this individual format it will not play back on computers. If, however, you change it to SP mode (from what I can ascertain from the VERY unhelpful user manual is 'high quality recording' i.e. standard WAV format) it saves the file in a .wav format which is playable on computers.

To switch it from LP to SP (this is on my dictation machine only - i take absolutely no responsibility for breakages etc):

Turn on
Press 'M' to cycle to 'REC' mode
Use the Volume control to cycle between SP, SP VOR (no idea what VOR is i'm afriad), LP and LP VOR
Record as usual.

I've made test recordings on both SP and SP VOR and both save to WAV format and can be played back through a computer.

If anyone knows what VOR is then please shout back.

Hope this helps.

Liam

You have to select the file to erase hold the erase button and when "ERASE" blinks in the display you have to press the erase button one more time. Do this for each file you wants to erase.

You can play your messages through your headphone jack. And if you have a voice recording feature in communications on your pc, then you can record.

on Windows XP, you will need to convert those files into 16bit cd audio quality. You can do this thru Sound Recorder on the computer. Just make that you change the file name before converting. Open up sound recorder, open up file, save as, convert, then change quality to cd quality then ok. After it is saved in 16 bit format, open Windows Media Player and then burn.

yes you wiil. You are better off trying to save the corrupted file and try to repair it, instead of formatting your voice recorder.