How Do I get files from my Digital Recorder In to Audio Notetaker
There are a number of ways to get your audio files from a digital recorder into Audio Notetaker.
By far the easiest is to use Audio Notetakers Portable device manager:
With Audio Notetaker open plug in your digital recorder; the device manager should automatically open. If it doesn’t, open it from the App Menu -> Manage -> View Portable Devices or from the Home Tab -> Transfer -> Transfer from Portable Device
The device manager will list all the Audio files on your digital recorder.
You can click on the Import Into Button
to either add the audio file to an open document or a new one.
You can also use the Portable device manager to copy your file(s) onto your computer first. If you do this it will display your audio file in the All Audio Files Tab; from there you can again choose the import into button.
Other Methods
By far the easiest is to use Audio Notetakers Portable device manager:
With Audio Notetaker open plug in your digital recorder; the device manager should automatically open. If it doesn’t, open it from the App Menu -> Manage -> View Portable Devices or from the Home Tab -> Transfer -> Transfer from Portable Device
The device manager will list all the Audio files on your digital recorder.
You can click on the Import Into Button
You can also use the Portable device manager to copy your file(s) onto your computer first. If you do this it will display your audio file in the All Audio Files Tab; from there you can again choose the import into button.
Other Methods
- You can import the audio in the normal way; clicking on the import button, on the main toolbar, and navigate to your device in the explorer window.
- You can manually, or by using third party software, copy the track from your device onto your computer and import the file in the normal way.
- From App Menu > Manage > Select Search Folders you can set your recording device as one of the search folders this will make your audio files visible on the All Audio Files Tab where you can use the import into button. (If the drive letter of your device changes then your files will no longer appear in the All Audio files tab).
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