I have made recordings on an Olympus VN-7100 that were scrambled by a noise while being recorded. Is it possible to separate the scrambler noice so that the voices are audible?

No that is not an option.

Read the manual, which is online.

You can download the manual from the manufacturer's web site at
http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_manuals.asp?id=1269

http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_manuals.asp?id=1269

Hi p_cullingfor,

i am afraid that is not possible. the best solution is to hold the voice recorder near the microphone of the phone and record.

i hope this helps, good luck!

I have an Olympus Digital voice recorder VN-4100PC. How can I move recorded files to a computer

Hello,

yes, it is possible. You will connect the earphone jack from your voice recorder to Mic of your laptop. Then you will be needing a wave software on your laptop, download the wave software from the internet, open the wave file, then press play on your voice recorder and the minutes will be recorded into your laptop as a wave files.

But the easiest method of tranferring the minutes is by using the usb cable of your OLYMPUS VN-480 PC voice recorder. If you don't have it you can purchase it, then connect it from your OLYMPUS VN-480 PC voice recorder to the usb of your computer and it will be read like a flash drive.

After that, go to my computer and you will see a drive representing the OLYMPUS VN-480 PC voice recorder, open the drive and you will see your minutes, then simply create a folder on your computer, and copy, paste the minutes into the created folder. And the would be all.

God luck.

How can I clean up a voice recording. There is alot of background noice drownding out the voices. Any help would be great

With this particular model of recorder that functionality is not possible as when the recorder is connected to the computer it is not a USB Mass Storage Device. It will only files to be downloaded to the computer not uploaded back.

the file from the recorder is in a 4 or 8 bit format... use sound recorder to convert to 16 bit format