A reviewer on Youtube doesn't seem fazed about the differences between the H1 and H1N, he says that if you're happy with your H1 then stick with it and I'm inclined to agree. My H1 machine was showing

A piece of music this time captured with the built-in X-y microphones of the recorder from my Denon Heos Hs7-2 speaker and thanks to Tidal. You may hear a bit of handling noise, the H1N is quite sensi

I recorded this last Saturday afternoon, I get up from my office chair in the den, walk out through the kitchen to the laundry door, open it and then walk out the back and security door reversing the

As far as I know all the generations of Echo speakers can function as a stereo pair but you need two of the same that is you need two of the same type of Echo speaker for your pair so you can’t have a

If you're looking for more good ddocumentary stuff on the moon then go to your favourite Podcast player and look for the BBC'S Podcast series 13 Minutes To The Moon.

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Hi, This started in Australia Yesterday and continues today so it's a great time to catch up on some Echo deals. If you're starting out with Echo for the first time then perhaps you might wish to grab

VLC or Windows Film TV App should deal with these files along with Windows Media Player, a TS file is a standard Transport Video Stream.

Well to say the Zoom H1N has menus wouldn't be describing the machine accurately. Yes, the H1N has a setup menu of sorts but it isn't crucial to using the machine. All other functions have shortcuts p

Okay here's a small sample as recorded from the built-in microphones of the Zoom H1N covered by the Zoom Windscreen. I don't think the Zoom Windscreens are as good as the Gutman type I own so I'm look

The Zoom H1N has many useful functions which are controlled by holding down various keys so I hope to learn about those in coming days and will note them here.

Hi everyone, I'm watching this documentary right now as recorded by my Silicondust TV Tuner and Plex Media Server software so though I'd share it with you all and hope it brings back memories for some

I can shed some light on all of this now having set the recorder up. The 4 buttons belief the display - Audio, Low Cut, Limiter and Level - become function buttons when the setup screen is active thus

Just received this in the mail and have had a brief look at the recorder. First glances leave me impressed. The H1N is heavier then the previous H1 and sports most of the controls on the front of the

Yes that’s the one. I only bought the microphone for Podcasting and it does well at that and probably wouldn’t be any good for Andy and the application he’s wanting.

Now there's an interesting idea, Sound Forge For IOS or Android? I wonder. Seriously though I have Sound Forge Audio Studio and Professional 12 for Windows and Pro for the Mac. It wasn't all that long

Yes I believe the F8n is easier than the H6 to operate and I say this having used both units. The Zoom F8n has a bigger learning kerb when it comes to the minu system but that won't prevent you from u

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder I guess.

Always love to hear about new recorders too and I do very much love my Zoom F8N as I did my Zoom H6. I would - if I had my time again however - not have bothered with the H6 in the first place for sev

I guess its what you're used to but I think that's a bit unreasonable to compare Ferite Recorder with Goldwave etc as Goldwave and so on are used exclusively with keyboards for blind people whereas Fe