Am 12. Jul, 2006 schwätzte Mark Jarvis so:

> We occasionally have the need/desire to record something--a speech by a 
> friend, the lines for a kids' puppet show (so they don't have to worry about 
> managing puppets and talking at the same time), etc. Time was, we used a 
> portable tape recorder and put up with all the pops and clicks as the 
> recording was stopped and restarted and the occasional tape eating machine. 
> The brave new world of digital electronics should have some much better 
> solutions.

One would hope...

> Does anyone have any experience with this type of gear? And possibly a

Brian has a small recorder he's been using. I believe he picked it up from
www.Geeks.com. Ask him about it at the meeting tonight.

I believe the model he got only records/plays wav and mp3 and was under
$100.

To get ogg and flac support you probably have to move to the $400 range
and install the ogg and flac support after purchasing the device :(. On
the plus side that device is likely running Linux :).

> CompUSA shows 15-20 models online, so we'll be looking at a local store--and 
> crossing fingers about finding a knowledgeable clerk.

Thanks. Every day can use a little humor :).

ciao,

der.hans
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