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How to record from ipad???
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Line-in = Microphone. Connect an Mic and if the App can record it should be able to show you the recording capability. I take voice notes with evernote and it works perfect
It all depends on what kind of recording you're talking about.
I am currently on a mission to do stereo recording on my Apple mobile devices. None of them are enabled for stereo recording through the headset/microphone jack.
I have been able to record in stereo on my iPod classic, and iPhone 3G with the use of a Belkin Tune Talk microphone that plugs into the dock connector, which is the only way to access stereo recording. You can also plug in a 3.5 mm stereo microphone into it. It does not work however with the iPhone 4 , or the iPad which by the way have wonderful recording capabilities, although just in Mono.
I have learned that you can access recording through the dock of the iPad, by using the USB camera connector. I am dying to find out whether this will enable stereo recording on the iPad. I don't want to spend the money for a stereo USB microphone, so I have found a USB to 3.5 stereo microphone adapter to plug my stereo microphone into. I am using the FiRe app for recording on these devices.
In my opinion it's a great failing of Apple to not enable stereo recording through the built-in jack, as these devices are more than capable, and ideally suited for stereo recording.
I will post the results when they are available if anyone is interested.
I am currently on a mission to do stereo recording on my Apple mobile devices. None of them are enabled for stereo recording through the headset/microphone jack.
I have been able to record in stereo on my iPod classic, and iPhone 3G with the use of a Belkin Tune Talk microphone that plugs into the dock connector, which is the only way to access stereo recording. You can also plug in a 3.5 mm stereo microphone into it. It does not work however with the iPhone 4 , or the iPad which by the way have wonderful recording capabilities, although just in Mono.
I have learned that you can access recording through the dock of the iPad, by using the USB camera connector. I am dying to find out whether this will enable stereo recording on the iPad. I don't want to spend the money for a stereo USB microphone, so I have found a USB to 3.5 stereo microphone adapter to plug my stereo microphone into. I am using the FiRe app for recording on these devices.
In my opinion it's a great failing of Apple to not enable stereo recording through the built-in jack, as these devices are more than capable, and ideally suited for stereo recording.
I will post the results when they are available if anyone is interested.