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which mp3 player should I use

by Wadda Dec 5, 2005 7:34AM PST

I record for the hearing impaired over fm transmission. I have tried the samsung yp-t8z. I get faded in and out static. Samsung said it was probably the earplugs acting as a mini antenna. I am trying to get an answer to my problem. Can this be eliminated? Do I need a different mp3 recorder. Does anyone have any suggestion as to how to eliminate this problem? Or do I need a different player that doesn't have this problem?

thank you for any assistance.

Wadda

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well...

by seaTown Dec 5, 2005 8:34AM PST

i'm not quite clear on what you are using it for, but it sounds to me that you need some kind of quality recorder. I don't believe you will find the best recorder in an mp3 player.

sorry maybe I'm misunderstanding the question...

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to well

by Wadda Dec 5, 2005 8:57AM PST

I record seminar, talks etc. that are broadcast over fm radio for the hearing impaired. I want to be able to record them in mp3 format to burn to cds. Maybe your right. I might be on the wrong track. If you any suggestions I would appreciate them. Right now, I record from a fm radio to cassette then to computer then burn. I am trying to eleviate this.

Thanks,

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What do I need?

by Wadda Dec 5, 2005 8:53PM PST

I want to record from fm radio and then burn the results to CDs preferably with mp3 format. I am totally ignorant to what would best help me? Any help is appreciated.

Thank you,

Wadda

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