I have an old H120, which is mostly the same but only 20 gb. I don't
use it for nature recordings and don't think it would give the best
quality recordings, but I can give you some notes anyway..
Being a hard drive recorder, you need an external mic or you get hard
drive noises in your recordings (unless they're very short)
If you get an iriver, I highly recommend getting Rockbox (
www.rockbox.org ) which is an open source firmware. You can have both
firmwares (the original and rockbox) on your iriver and choose which
one you want to use by pressing different buttons to start up. Rockbox
gives you a bunch of extra options when recording such as a dynamic
compression and limiting, and longer record times. Also it's free
(open source).
Peter Halasz
--- In Huberto Heathertoes
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> hello!
> My name is Hubert Napiorski, I currently live in Warszawa Poland.
> I am into making music by having a project label called Astipalea
> http://free.art.pl/astipalea_project
> and having three different aliases under which I work.
> I was wondering if anyone of You have come across an IRiver
jukebox a 40 gigabytes H140
> what do U think about it?
> Please tell me Your thoughts...
> I would really appreciate it...
> Best regards
> Yours here
> Hubert
> p.s.feel free to contact me for trades/sales of my
cds/collaborative stuff...I would be happy to do something
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