Hamit, good idea there. They must get the message somehow.
So dain what do you do when setting the time and date? And I guess you
never change the bitrate for mp3? I guess that is not possible with a
slide switch? Is wave the default?

On 14/11/2017, Dane Trethowan <grtd...@internode.on.net> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> There's been a Podcast on the Zoom H1 done on Blind Cool Tech, I have
> the whole archive here so I'll dig about, see if I can find it.
>
> In the meantime - having been a very very happy Zoom H1 user for the
> last 7 years - I can tell you that the unit is very useable though you
> need to be aware of a few things before you start recording.
>
> The H1 does have an auto recording level function but recovery time and
> actual functionality seems to be very poor but there are ways around this.
>
> Use the auto level as a reference point to set your manual recording
> level to and then start recording in manual level mode.
>
> After the recording is done you can normalise it using your computer.
>
> The recorder has a default sampling rate of 44.1KHZ at 16 bit and
> normally there would be no need to change this.
>
> One can tell where the sampling rate is set but in order to do this -
> unless you can read the screen - you need some way of picking up the
> magnetic fields the processor etc of the recorder, the induction T-Coil
> of my hearing instruments is just fine for this, other options might be
> a sensitive phone amplifier.
>
> The H1 has 3 switches on the back, all of which are toggle switches and
> by default are set to down which is the off position, those switches are
> low-cut filter, manual/auto recording level and recording format - Wave
> or MP3 -.
>
> When the recorder is switched on it defaults to the "Standby" mode
> meaning the unit is ready to record when the "Record/Stop" button is
> pressed, the button is easily identifiable by its size and the round
> circle which encloses it on the front of the recorder.
>
> Whilst recording press the "Play" button - a small round button marked
> with a dot in later H1 models - to mark a position in a recording, press
> the "Record/stop" button to end a recording and press again to start a
> new recording, recordings can be manipulated when on your computer with
> a Sound editor.
>
> During playback recordings can be erased, use the forward/back buttons
> to move amongst your recordings and press the "Erase" button on the
> recording you wish to delete - the erase button is slightly indented
> from the rest of the buttons -.
>
> At this point the display brings up a confirmation dialog and I'm not
> sure exactly what you do here, I think you press "stop/record" to
> confirm or any other button to cancel, been a while since I've used the
> unit.
>
> Anyway good luck and I hope you enjoy your H1 just as much as I've
> enjoyed mine.
>
>
>
> On 11/14/2017 9:25 AM, Aidan wrote:
>> Hello.
>> Does anyone no if Neil did a podcast on this, if so, can you pass it on
>> please?
>> Probibly the only zoom you can used with comfort?
>> I did email them before to ask if they can make their recorders
>> accessible, but they din't even answer me.
>> I guess no luck there.
>> I think they not aware of the importance of recording good quality for
>> us as well.
>> If they include human speech, they don't have to pay so much extra
>> costs such as olympus does with the dm7 since it uses tts.
>> And maybe a staff member will do it for free? who noes?
>>
>
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