Philips Voice Tracer digital recorder LFH0865 6 m - 20 ft zoom with Zoom mic system - Manual (Page 2)

LFH0865/00
Highlights
Digital recorder with Zoom mic system
6 m / 20 ft zoom
Low-noise microphone
The signal–to-noise (S/N) ratio of the high-
sensitivity microphone is far better than those
of standard microphones. Recording sensitivity
is increased (picks up more voice signal)
without compromising sound quality.
Zoom mic system
The innovative unidirectional zoom
microphone is capable of capturing voices from
far away and suppresses surrounding noise at
the same time. It allows you to switch between
three different recording modes, by adjusting
to different recording ranges.
Plug and play
Your VoiceTracer just works - Plug and Play in
Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
Large backlit display
The large graphical display lets you view all
important file information at a glance, thanks to
the backlit display even in poor lighting
conditions.
Enjoy MP3 and WMA music
Store your music collection and downloaded
songs on your Voice Tracer. Playback of WMA
and MP3 music formats is supported.
Rapidly transfer recordings
Thanks to the fast data transfer of a hi-speed
2.0 USB connection, transfering recordings to
your PC is up to 40 times faster compared with
the original USB standard.
Stereo microphone included
The cushy headphones and the innovative
stereo microphone are included in the box.
Record in stereo in MP3
Stereo recording in the popular MP3 format
which is the common audio format for
consumer audio storage, as well as a de facto
standard encoding for the transfer and
playback of music on digital audio players.
6 m / 20 ft zoom mic
Focused sound pickup from up to 6 m / 20 ft to
capture specific and clear audio from far away
and eliminate background noises.
ClearVoice
Recording with good audio quality at lectures
or presentations can be a challenge. Especially
if you do not sit in the front row, the voice of
the speaker may be to quiet too record in
acceptable quality. The ClearVoice feature
adjusts quiet passages dynamically, thus
improving the intelligibility of quieter voices.