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What you need when Doing voice Recording with Your Ipod

. Belkin voice Recorder: The Belkin voice recorder is quite compact when it isn't attached to your iPod. This is means that you can pack it up and take it in company with you without having to find extra room. The one disadvantage of a Belkin is that it doesn't have an external headphone jack so when you want to plug in your ear buds you will have to remove the device first. The nice thing about the Belkin is that it has a small speaker that allows you to see what it is that you have just recorded. Visit the Belkin web site for more information.

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=158384

. Griffin iTalk: The Griffin iTalk is a little more sophisticated than the Belkin both in the way it functions and the way it looks. The iTalk has a chrome speaker grill also as an external jack that can be used for both output and input. The iTalk is compact and tiny enough that you can leave it permanently attached to your iPod. For more info about the Griffin iTalk visit their website.
http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/

. Universal Microphone Adapter: The Universal Microphone Adapter is also made by Belkin and is a great choice if you are looking for an external microphone for your iPod. The Adapter plugs into the top of your iPod but rather than having a built in speaker and microphone it as input and output jacks that are separate and give you 3-position setting.

Each of the above recording devices will capture a 16 bit mono at 8 kHz. This won't be very good for recording a concert but it will be a-ok for voice recording. To take advantage of of these devices you simply need to mount them on the top of your iPod. Try to position yourself about two to four feet from the source that you are recording. There is no need to hold the recording device up to your mouth and yell as they have been designed to be used from a few feet away from the source.

If your iPod has a application version that is 2.1 or higher you won't need anything else to record audio files since everything is already built into the iPod system. What you will need when you plug your iPod into the pc is QuickTime Pro so that you can use the content that you have recorded. If you are already familiar with digital media you most likely have QuickTime. If you, this is the right time to obtain the free version or upgrade to the full version.

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html .

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