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3.7.3. Recording format
Here you can define what sound format is used for recording dictations on the recorder
File type
Sample/sec
DSS SP
12kHz
DSS QP
16kHz
MP3 Stereo
44,1 kHz
PCM Voice
22,05 kHz
PCM Stereo
22,05 kHz
3.7.4. Microphone sensitivity
Here you can set the sensitivity level for the audio input via the built-in microphone.
recording at a conference.
3.7.5. File Name
This setting defines how the file names of recorder recordings are created.
Example: File name creation with author name
The entries for the keyword usage, this means the defined content strings, are a selection of author's
names: Jones, Singh, Watson.
Author Watson selects the respective author name on the recorder. The recorder generates this file
name: Wats001.dss
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DSS SP: This recording format provides excellent audio quality.
It is recommended when the dictation sound files are used, for
example,
for speech recognition.
DSS QP: This recording format provides you with the best quality for
your recordings.
PCM (mono or stereo format): This recording format provides
uncompressed data.
MP3: This recording format provides high audio quality.
Bit rate
13,7 kbps
28 kbps
192 kbps
352 kbps
705 kbps
Low (Private): This setting is recommended when recording dictations
in a noisy environment. To get a good quality recording it is important
to speak close to the microphone
Medium (Dictate): This is the default setting and recommended when
recording dictations in a normal environment.
High (Conference): This setting is recommended when, for example,
Average
Channels
bytes/s
1
1750
1
3563
2
24000
1
44100
2
88200
Author option creates a file name based on
the predefined author name.
Prefix enables you to define a prefix string
with up to 4 characters.
Codec
dss
ds2
MP3 CBR
PCM
PCM
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