[Ron Hardin]

What (cheap) mp3 players have line-in recording
jacks these days? The MuVo N200, for example,
had one, but is out of production.

You can start them up recording a radio program
and come back later when they have filled memory
and retrieve it. (An advantage of small enough
memory size so that it doesn't exceed battery life.)

MuVo was a single AAA battery, and lasted about
4.5 hours with a 1000maH NiMh cell.
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[Manuel Marino]

On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 08:08:42 -0400, Ron Hardin
wrote:

What (cheap) mp3 players have line-in recording
jacks these days? The MuVo N200, for example,
had one, but is out of production.

You can start them up recording a radio program
and come back later when they have filled memory
and retrieve it. (An advantage of small enough
memory size so that it doesn't exceed battery life.)

MuVo was a single AAA battery, and lasted about
4.5 hours with a 1000maH NiMh cell.

Cowon iAudio 7 (8GB)
Toshiba Gigabeat U (2GB)
Creative Zen V Plus (8GB)
Cowon D2 (4GB)
Creative Zen Nano Plus (1GB)


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Manuel Marino

My Weblog / Music, Arts, People, Ideas
http://www.manuelmarino.com

[Ron Hardin]

Manuel Marino wrote:

On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 08:08:42 -0400, Ron Hardin
wrote:

What (cheap) mp3 players have line-in recording
jacks these days? The MuVo N200, for example,
had one, but is out of production.

You can start them up recording a radio program
and come back later when they have filled memory
and retrieve it. (An advantage of small enough
memory size so that it doesn't exceed battery life.)

MuVo was a single AAA battery, and lasted about
4.5 hours with a 1000maH NiMh cell.

Cowon iAudio 7 (8GB)
Toshiba Gigabeat U (2GB)
Creative Zen V Plus (8GB)
Cowon D2 (4GB)
Creative Zen Nano Plus (1GB)

--
Manuel Marino

My Weblog / Music, Arts, People, Ideas
http://www.manuelmarino.com

Thanks, I will check them out!
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On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.