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Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360)

Q1. Can I use this on an Apple computer?

A1.: We have no current plans to make this compatible with Apple platforms.

Q2. Will data I saved still be there if I uninstall then reinstall the program?

A2.: Yes it will, but you should back it up anyway to be on the safe side.

Q3. I can't find files I saved on my computer. Where are they saved?

A3.

The files are "Hidden" attribute files. An SD_VOICE folder is created in the drive root, and the files are saved there.
Refer to your Windows Operating System user's manual regarding hidden file attributes.

Note:
You cannot save files by themselves.

Q4. How can I update Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360)?

A4.: No, it cannot.

Q5. How can I update Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360)?

A5.: Select Update from the Help menu.

Q6. How can I give my voice files to other people?

A6.: If the person you want to send the file to has Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360), simply use the Convert to Mail Transfer Format function to convert it to a VM1 (.pvc) file and send it.
If they don't have it, send "VS2_VM1_Player.exe" along with the VM1 file.

Q7. Can I attach voice files to e-mail?

A7.

Yes, you can. Use the [Convert to Mail Transfer Format] feature, and send "*.pvc" VM1 files and the VM2_VM1_Player.exe file by e-mail.

Note:
The file size increases if you convert to WAVE.

Q8. The person I sent a VM1 file to cannot play it.

A8.: VM1 files created with Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360) cannot be played on earlier versions.
Sent them the "Mini Player" taht is included to Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360) so they can play the file.

Q9. What are the advantages of converting IC recorder voice files to WAVE format?

A9.

WAVE format can be played on any computer. You can also write them onto a CD-R using writing software, and then play them on a regular CD player.

Note:
The CD-R writing software must support the WAVE formats. See the operating instructions for the software for details.

Q10. How do I convert files to WAVE?

A10.: Use the conversion feature in the "Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360)". For details, refer to "Converting VM1 to WAVE"

Q11. How many folders can I create under Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360)?

A11.: You can create up to 999 folders each on rewritable media, such as your computer's hard disk.

Q12. How many files can I save in each folder?

A12.: You can save up to 999 files in each subfolder.

Q13. Can I remove the SD Memory Card or removable media while the media content is displayed in Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360)?

A13.

Yes, you can, but be sure to refresh the window afterwards.
Select "Refresh" from the [View] menu, or press the F5 key on your keyboard.

Note:
Do not remove the media while the program is playing, transferring, or converting the files. This can damage the files.

Q14. The "hardware wizard" appeared when I connected the IC recorder to my computer with a USB cable. What should I do?

A14.

This means you haven't installed the right driver. Cancel the hardware wizard and unplug the USB cable. Now install Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360) from the included CD-ROM. The driver is installed at the same time.
Now restart your computer and reconnect the USB cable.

Note:
There is also a driver folder in the root of the CD-ROM which you can use to install the driver manually.

Q15. I cannot play files that I transferred to a SD Memory Card.

A15.: TRC, ADPCM2, and G.726 formats are incompatible with each other. Convert to the file format to suit the equipment.

Q16. Files I was able to play in Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360) don't play when I transfer them to an SD Memory Card and try to play them on an IC recorder.

A16.: IC recorders can only play files numbered between MOB001.VM1 and MOB099.VM1 as indicated in the file. Transfer files numbered over 100 to another subfolder (SD_VC001 to SD_VC009).

Q17. Can I play files recorded on devices made by other companies?

A17.: Files Voice Editing Software (for Panasonic IC Recorder RR-US361/360) cannot play are marked with in the file list, indicating that they are not compatible.

Q18. There are buttons which do not respond when playing directly from an IC recorder.

A18.: The non-active function buttons are indicated in grey.

Q19. What recording mode and quality should I use to get the best results converting voice files to text?

A19.: Before you can convert voice files to text you need to train the user.
We strongly recommend that you select the "DICTATE" setting on the IC-recorder to achieve optimal recognition results.
Using the recorder in "MEETING" mode is also acceptable, but the recording quality must be set to HQ and the microphone sensitivity must be set to LO (low).