The recording playback is very weak and barely audible. is there any sortware that can be dowloaded so that i can listen through my pc

https://audible.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7112/~/how-can-i-troubleshoot-playback-issues-on-my-device%3F


https://audible.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7112/~/how-can-i-troubleshoot-playback-issues-on-my-device%3F

• If you record from an outside source, turn up the source (e.g.digital receiver) volume. If recording sound from a VCR's own tuner, tape path, especially the drum(once you open the cover)and linear voice recorder post (to the right after the drum)must be cleaned. Get instructions from the web how to do the cleaning, otherwise you may damage the machine. Switch to hi-fi track if you have one and adjust the tracking.

You can soon find out by leaving out the EQ. Best to check the cables that connect the units.

Hi there,
I am not sure what platform you are using or what software, but I would recomend unistalling the edirrol completely. Then re-dowload all the drivers and re-install them completely. Remove all traces from your recording software also before reinstalling.
Please give a bit more iformation on your setup if this is still a problem.

Best of luck

There is an internal switch for record/playback. This commonly fails causing this issue. It will need to be replaced.

You have to isolate where problem is. Does a prerecorded disc play at normal volume levels? no? Check fade settings in menu. If yes, substitute another line level analog input from another device right at the recorders back panel. Test recording with that input and verify if recording level display can reach clipping level. If you have that and still have weak playback, again check for an in/out fade function being programmed. Also check volume selection in menu and try different settings, including 0.0. There is also a monitor mode to check input levels without using a test disc. Otherwise have unit checked by a repair business

During Playback you can press + or - buttons to adjust the volume. Maybe this is your problem. If you need more info watch video instructions chapters for Olympus on http://www.HandBookLive.com under Electronics-> Audio. There are 20 different video chapters. The info about + - buttons for volume during playback was chapter 7 (Playback)

The link to the operating manual (which includes the Audiobook instructions) is here:
http://www.sandisk.com/sansa/assets/English/products/Clip/Clip_userguide_en.pdf

What I would do is drag and drop the Audible files from the folder that Audible creates to store your audiobooks to the Audible folder of the Sansa Clip, instead of using the Audible Manager.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

it sounds like your input levels might be low...which could be why you can barely hear what you've recorded and also why you're hearing so much noise after normalizing. check it out and give it a try!