[Nfb-web] Olympus Recorder File Transfers

[Wunder, Gary]

Good morning Peter. I own an Olympus DS 50 recorder, my wife owns a DS
40, and before that I own a DS 2. I have never had any trouble using the
Olympus transfer software, and if that is not to your liking, you can
certainly use Windows Explorer to navigate to the files. In each folder,
however, there are some files which are system files that you would not
want to remove. These are hidden from you when you use the Olympus
transfer software.

I couldn't be happier with the DS 50. It has wonderful battery life, a
ton of storage, rapid file transfer, and the ability to set microphone
sensitivity such that it can work well for dictating information using
NaturallySpeaking to functioning as a good lecture recorder in any size
room.

If I can help, let me know.

 

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Subject: [Nfb-web] Olympus Recorder File Transfers

Good afternoon everyone,

    I've been contacted by someone wishing to purchass an Olympus
Recorder for recording an up-coming event. They wish to post the
recordings to their Web site when the event is over. I have heard that
there are accessibility issues with the software that comes with this
line of recorders that could present problems when transferring files
from the recorder to a PC for further processing and archiving. How can
these issues best be delt with? 
Can a direct transfer via My Computer be done with this product rather
than using the software supplied with it? They want to record a
conference in April so we have plenty of time to coach them on how to
use the device and to work out these concerns prior to the event. Thanks
for your help.

Peter Donahue

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