Sony Icd-Px370 Digital Voice Recorder Usb

Sony Icd-px370 Digital Voice Recorder Usb

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The ICD-PX370 from Sony is a digital voice recorder which facilitates the simple recording of meetings, lectures, and other applicable scenarios. An onboard microphone allows you to record mono MP3 with ease, and depending on the bit rate of the MP3 you choose, you can capture between 39 and 159 hours of audio.

You can either listen through the built-in speaker or with headphones via the 3.5mm headphone jack. With an on-board USB connector, you can plug the unit directly into a computer without any extra cables. Other features of this recorder include digital pitch control, noise cut, easy search, track mark, and more. The unit runs on two AAA batteries, which are included with the voice recorder.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty Record in MP3 Formats Internal 4GB Memory & microSD Expansion Onboard Monaural Microphone Automatic Voice Record Mode Stereo 3.5mm Input Headphone 3.5mm Output High-Speed USB Connectivity

Key Specs
Recording Format	MP3
Recording Time	LP Mono: 159 Hours (MP3) MP3 Stereo: 59.5 Hours (MP3) MP3 Stereo: 39.5 Hours (MP3)
Playback Formats	MP3
Speaker	Yes
Battery Type	2x Alkaline AAA
Internal Memory	4 GB
Media/Memory Card Slot	Single Slot: microSD/microSDHC
Wireless	No
USB	USB-A 2.0
Recording
Mode	Mono
Recording Format	MP3
Bit-Rate	48 kbps - 192 kbps
Recording Time	LP Mono: 159 Hours (MP3) MP3 Stereo: 59.5 Hours (MP3) MP3 Stereo: 39.5 Hours (MP3)
One-Click Recording	Yes
Voice Activated Recording	Yes
Microphone Type	Internal Mono (1 Elements)
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 14 kHz @ 44.1 kHz Sample Rate / 48 kbps MP3 50 Hz to 16 kHz @ 44.1 kHz Sample Rate / 128 kbps MP3 50 Hz to 20 kHz @ 44.1 kHz Sample Rate / 192 kbps MP3
Playback
Playback Formats	MP3
Bit-Rate	MP3: 48 - 192 Kbps
Speaker	Yes
Features
Indicators	Power, Low Battery, Recording
Erase Protect	Yes
Voice E-Mail Function	No
On Screen Clock	No
Safety Lock	No
Search	Calendar Search Easy Search Track Mark
Power
Battery Type	2x Alkaline AAA
Battery Life (approx.)	Recording: 62 Hours @ 44.1 kHz 48 Kbps MP3 Recording: 57 Hours @ 44.1 kHz 128 Kbps MP3 Recording: 55 Hours @ 44.1 kHz 192 Kbps MP3
Power Adapter	No
General
Internal Memory	4 GB
Media/Memory Card Slot	Single Slot: microSD/microSDHC
Audio Inputs/Outputs	1/8" / 3.5 mm Auxiliary In 1/8" / 3.5 mm Headphone Out
Wireless	No
USB	USB-A 2.0
Dimensions	4.49 x 1.51 x 0.76" / 11.4 x 3.84 x 1.93 cm
Weight	2.61 oz / 74 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.335 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.2 x 4.3 x 1.4"

Simple, convenient recording of MP3 audio

Battery life can last over 57 hours

The Optimized Voice Record mode reduces background noise for clearer audio capture

Scene Select allows you to change settings for music, meetings, and other scenarios

4GB of memory provided, expandable with microSD cards

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the ICD PX470 charge the battery when plugged into a computer, etc by USB??

A: Hi Ben L, No, The unit is not capable of charging rechargeable batteries. You may check on page 19 of the link below for more information:a href= https://docs.sony.com/release//Help_4595548311.pdf target= _blank https://docs.sony.com/release//Help_4595548311.pdf/aRalph

Q: 2. Do I need to buy memory for this or is it built in? I need about 10 hours of recording. Thank you for your time Michele

A: No, it has 4 GB built in memory which records to a minimum of 39 hours 45 minutes

Q: 3. can I record my song whether with live band or doing self karaoke. will the sound quality be good?

A: It would work, but unit is designed for conversation, not music. Frequency range isn't wide enough for quality music recording. Also, dynamic range is limited.

Q: 4. How do I use the Sony ICD-PX370 to record Voice Mails from my landline?

A: The Sony ICD-PX370 Digital Voice Recorder with USB BH #SOICDPX370 will record landline calls with the Olympus TP-8 Telephone Pick-Up BH #OLTP8 connected.

Q: 5. Does this product have a backlight? And if so, what color is the backlight?

A: There is no backlight on this unit.

Q: 6. Hi! How does this recorder perform when recording live concerts?

A: Using the recorder itself without a microphone will have much distortion when recording a concert. A shotgun microphone will be best to use if you are not on stage.

Q: 7. how to set for voice activation ?

A: You have to select the "Auto Voice Rec" Scene in the scene select option in the menu.

Q: 8. I'm looking for a digital recorder, preferably Sony or Olympus, that can add/overwrite on a file? Which Sony's have that capability. (Looking to then transcribe audio file onto computer, maybe using Dragon. For Mac. Thank you.

A: Some recorders (such as the Sony ICD-PX470 ) is Windows compatible: Installing Sound Organizer 2 Install Sound Organizer on your computer. Sound Organizer allows you to exchange files between your IC recorder and your computer. Songs imported from music CDs and other media, MP3 and other audio files imported to a computer can also be played and transferred to the IC recorder.  Notes • Sound Organizer is compatible with Windows computers only. It is not compatible with Mac. • This IC recorder is compatible with Sound Organizer 2 only. • If you format the built-in memory, all data stored there will be deleted. (The Sound Organizer software will also be deleted.) ¼ When installing Sound Organizer, log in to an account with administrator This is an appropriate choice: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1594208-REG/olympus_v414141sg000_ls_p1_linear_pcm_recorder.html/specs

Q: 9. Why is this said to be a mono unit, but in the specs it has 2 times for stereo?

A: Hi Geoffrey F,This digital recorder supports both MONO and STEREO. MONO for standard quality of recording and STEREO for high quality.Thanks,Joffrey

Q: 10. How does it sound when you use the 3.5mm jack to record with a cavalier microphone?

A: You can connect a clip on mic to the 3.5mm jack, for more isolated dialog. You would get less background sound with a lavalier microphone.

Igal	01/08/2024
[0.335 lb] Very useful 5

Tritonio	06/07/2024
[MP3] This is very well made device. Good build quality. Feels solid. A lot of features and settings. Being able to make as many custom named folders as I like is very handy. Good for playing music on because it keeps the music separate from the recordings you make. I love how it differentiates between line in and mic in when you plug something in. My only beef with it is that it does not have a dedicated erase button like most of the competition does. To delete a file while you are listening to it you need to press options, then up arrow, then enter, then down arrow, then enter again. If you are not playing back the file at the time it's even worse because the options menu has more items that you have to skip over. The missing WMA and OGG support is a minor issue but I understand that at least for WMA there are licensing costs that would raise the price. 5

Priestess	03/07/2024
[0.335 lb] I I have been using Sony voice recorder for over 12 years I cannot imagine living without it I tell everyone that they should have one the built-in USB drive makes it even better 5

Eulous	22/06/2024
[Yes] THIS LITTLE RECORDER WILL BE USED TO HELP ME LOCATE DIFFERNT BIRDS IN MY REGION....CALL THEM IN SO I CAN TAKE PICTURES.....WHERE LEGAL. FIRST TIME I USED IT THE TARGET BIRD CAME WITHIN 5 MINUTES. D. GRUBB 5

Phillip	15/06/2024
[MP3] I use this recorder for gathering info for captions for the newspaper I shoot for. I just leave it on (not recording) in my front pocket while shooting and when I need to grab someone's name and info I just pull it out and hit record. I leave it on because there's about a 3 second delay from switching it on to when it's ready to record. I found that that 3 seconds or so can be an awkward moment when someone is just standing there waiting to give their info, so doing this speeds it up. You can slide it into the hold position so it's ready to go and then the button's won't get mashed while in your pocket. The main thing I needed in a recorder was a time-stamp, and this one works great for that. As long as it's synced with your camera then the recording will be stamped about a minute after the last photo of that subject, or however quickly you're able to get info after the last shot, so it's pretty easy to match the recording to the series of images. It's especially handy when shooting large events where I may gather 20 people's names and info. This is much more efficient than using pen and pad where you can risk not understanding your own writing later on, and there's no good way to sync a written name to a digital file. You also don't have to try and write as fast as they're speaking, especially when it's a lot of info. You can listen to their name and spelling over and over again if needed too. The audio through headphones is really clean and high quality, the built-in speaker is okay. It has survived a drop to the concrete on the corner of the screen and it's fine, just a dent. My only complaint is the delay in start-up, but as I mentioned, there's an easy solution to that. 5

vivek buddie	23/05/2024
[MP3] Amazing gadget This onez I sed in my video amazing response much opmistic sound you people make keep up the good work ... if this work can help some one to go miles a thumsup to tou creators buddie... loved the audio infact I used in one of my video ...totally changd the essence of my video many more to go thankyou for such music... really inspires me.... thankful to sony 5

Elena	18/05/2024
[Yes] I had a previous model of this which I loved but this is even better. The USB connector is integrated which is great -- no need to plug in or carry around the cable. And the controls are even more clear and easy to use. 5