| Subject: | Re: Question re the Olympus LS-10 |
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| From: | "oryoki2000" oryoki2000 |
| Date: | Thu May 29, 2008 5:41 am ((PDT)) |
Vicki Powys wrote: > [can] you just put the SD card into a card reader and > drag-and-drop the recorded WAV files onto the computer desktop. > Or is there some other software that needs to be installed? No additional software required (huzzah!). Quicktime and iTunes will play the WAV or MP3 files on a Mac. Windows Media Player will play the WAV or MP3 files on a PC. There are plenty of alternative music players, too. You'll need an audio editor or digital audio workstation software if you plan to analyze or modify the recording. Olympus includes a copy of the Cubase LE4 software in the box with the LS-10. The CD includes a version for Mac as well as PC. Audacity is a popular free audio editor. Cornell's Laboratory of Ornithology makes its Raven Lite analysis software available for free. --oryoki |
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