This discussion centers on the purchase of a digital voice recorder for recording lectures. Users express interest in devices that can connect to a laptop and allow headphone use for playback. Recommendations for specific brands or models are sought, alongside inquiries about the functionality of the built-in Windows Voice Recorder and its compatibility with external microphones. The conversation highlights the evolution from tape players to digital recorders in academic settings.
PREREQUISITESStudents, educators, and professionals looking to enhance their lecture recording capabilities and improve note-taking efficiency through digital audio technology.
Haha that's pretty awesome about your prof. I could only wish to develop that kind of relationship with a prof. It would help on grad school recommendations, I'm sure.Dr Transport said:Isn't there a recorder in Windows? Hook up a mic and go to town while typing or writing notes.
I used a tape player in grad school for some of my courses, my Relativity prof even stopped so I could flip the tape. In exchange, he used my notes the next time he taught the course.