Marantz CDR310 CD Recorder Reviews
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Marantz CDR310 CD Recorder Feature
- Record up to 20 Hours on one CD
- One-Touch Record CD-DA, Wave, MP3, or AIFF Recording
- Burns Audio or Data CDs
- 4 Hour Battery operation AA Alkaline
- Pre-record Mode captures Audio up to 10 seconds
Key FeaturesDigital RecordingOn-board hard drive records in your choice of formats: CD-DA, uncompressed WAV and AIFF, or MP3. The system records high quality, 16-bit audio at a 44.1 kHz sample rate, and the hard drive holds up to 110 hours of material (MP3 mono). You simply select the file type before recording, and the CDR310 handles the rest.Instant CD BurningAt the conclusion of your meeting or event, your audio file can be burned to CD instantly. At the conclusion of recording, simply press the Make CD button and the CDR310 will ask if you want to burn to a CD. Just follow the on-screen prompts, and your disc will be ready in minutes. For events over 80 minutes long in CD-DA format, the CDR310 offers CD Split burning, dividing the contents over multiple discs automatically.Convenience and PortabilityOne-touch record operation and an easy-to-read LCD status screen ensure fault-free recording, even for non-technical operators. Its lightweight design and battery operation capability makes the CDR310 equally at home inside an office or out in the field. When there's no wall outlet around,the unit accepts AA alkaline batteries, or optional Ni-Cd and Ni-MH rechargeables. Using the optional RB1651 battery, the CDR310 delivers up to 4 hours of continuous operation.Multi-mode Recording FeaturesThe CDR310 incorporates Pre-Record mode along with Background Record to capture all the action. By simply powering up, the Pre-Record mode is engaged. This creates a rolling buffer of recorded audio, up to 10 seconds long (user selectable). So if your meeting or event starts unexpectedly, you're protected. Once the event has begun, the Rec-Pause function activates Background Record mode. If there's a break in the action, just hit Pause. If anything vital happens, it's captured on the CDR310's hard drive. When the meeting officially resumes and you release the Pause control, the CDR310 gives you the option of deciding whether to keep the audio captured during Background Record. Anot
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Mar 22, 2011 05:53:13
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