[Blindtlk] Olympus DM-audio products versus Victor Stream

[David Evans]

Dear Robert,

I have an Olympuss DM recorder and it is about one and a fourth inches wide, 
a little over a 5/8's thick and about to 4 inches long.
All of the controls can be run with one hand and it has many features I have 
not even tried out yet.
It is easy to record, play back and erase.
It has folders that you can keep podcast in, music and 5 folders for other 
recordings.  It will also accept a mini memoery card.
You can index your memos and even repete a file over and over.
You can share your recordings and music with your PC and edit.
It will even charge the battery from your lap top and gives you battery 
statis every time you turn it on.
It has jacks for ear phones and external microphones in addition to the 
built in speakers and microphone.  The sound is good, but the volume control 
is limited.
I am very satisfied with it and what it does for me and I use it every day 
in my job.

I hope this helps.

David Evans, NFBF and GD Jack.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert J Smith" <rsmith247 at csc.com>
To: <blindtlk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2011 7:07 AM
Subject: [Blindtlk] Olympus DM-audio products versus Victor Stream


> Hi all.  I'm trying to decide whether to get one of the Olympus Dm- audio
> products or a Victor Stream, to replace my small standard cassette
> recorder for making recordings which are at least just as good as a
> recorder, because I believe there will come a time when cassette machines
> will be totally replaced by digital recording equipment.  I want something
> that will fit in a pants pocket as my small recorder can.  I've held a
> Victor Stream before and I know it will fit, but can anyone who has one of
> the Olympus models tell me how it compares physical size wise to a Victor
> Stream?
>
> Thanks much in advance,
>
> Bob Smith
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