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Records Management Program <[log in to unmask]> wrote on 03/14/2006
02:41:40 PM:
> IT and I are researching ways to efficiently electronically record
> our Board meeting for transcribing to minutes. Right now it is
> recorded onto a 90 minute cassette tape. Any suggestions?
>
I have a dumb question:
Cassette has plenty of bandwidth for voice recording.
Unless you have reeally long meetings, why change?
If you have problems with audio clarity, it is the rest of your system,
not the cassette tape.
Or, are you concerned with creating a digital file for
storage/transmission/archival?
Regards
Jay
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