Audio logging - does it require extra cables?
I have had several emails asking whether audio logging with eSPYonARD VI requires an extra cable from the receiver's earphone socket (which turns the internal speaker off), and a PC with a sound card that has a LINE INPUT socket, and then that itself needs to be set up.
The ANSWER is a definite 'NO'.
No extra cable, no setting up, no line input socket needed on your PC, no disabling of the receiver's internal speaker, and no extra setting up of your PC is required. Those of you who currently use, or may decide to use an external speaker can still do so.
eSPYonARD VI does NOT need anything extra to use Audio Logging. All the audio logs are stored on the SD Card in real-time, can be accessed immediately just by clicking on the program's interactive log display, and they are played back via the AR-DV1's speaker.
(Imitating my innovations may be a form of flattery perhaps, but it is getting a bit annoying, even if it is not as revolutionary or unique in its operation as mine).
(P.S. another BIG feature will be added very soon, and will of course be free, as will all future updates)
I have had several emails asking whether audio logging with eSPYonARD VI requires an extra cable from the receiver's earphone socket (which turns the internal speaker off), and a PC with a sound card that has a LINE INPUT socket, and then that itself needs to be set up.
The ANSWER is a definite 'NO'.
No extra cable, no setting up, no line input socket needed on your PC, no disabling of the receiver's internal speaker, and no extra setting up of your PC is required. Those of you who currently use, or may decide to use an external speaker can still do so.
eSPYonARD VI does NOT need anything extra to use Audio Logging. All the audio logs are stored on the SD Card in real-time, can be accessed immediately just by clicking on the program's interactive log display, and they are played back via the AR-DV1's speaker.
(Imitating my innovations may be a form of flattery perhaps, but it is getting a bit annoying, even if it is not as revolutionary or unique in its operation as mine).
(P.S. another BIG feature will be added very soon, and will of course be free, as will all future updates)