Sony ICD-ST25 Operating Instructions
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To transfer recordings from your Sony ICD-ST25 to your computer, connect the device to your computer using the provided USB cable. Once connected, your recorder should appear as a removable drive. Open the drive, navigate to the folder containing your recordings, and copy the desired files to your computer.
If your Sony ICD-ST25 is not turning on, check the battery compartment to ensure the batteries are inserted correctly and are not depleted. If the batteries are fine, try replacing them with new ones. If the issue persists, perform a reset by removing the batteries and reinserting them after a few seconds.
To improve the recording quality, ensure you are in a quiet environment and position the microphone towards the sound source. You can also adjust the microphone sensitivity settings in the menu to match the recording environment. Using a high-quality external microphone can further enhance audio quality.
To delete recordings, power on the device and use the navigation buttons to select the file you wish to delete. Press the 'Erase' button and confirm the deletion when prompted. You can also delete all files in a folder by selecting 'Erase All' from the menu.
Yes, the Sony ICD-ST25 has a microphone jack that allows you to connect an external microphone. This can be useful for improving audio capture quality in various recording environments.
If the Sony ICD-ST25 is not recognized by your computer, ensure that the USB cable is properly connected and try using a different USB port. Check if the device appears in the 'Device Manager' under 'Universal Serial Bus controllers.' If not, restart your computer and try connecting again.
To change the recording mode, access the menu by pressing the 'Menu' button. Navigate to 'REC Mode' and select your preferred mode, such as ST, SP, or LP. Each mode offers different balances between audio quality and recording time.
Unfortunately, once a recording is deleted from the Sony ICD-ST25, it cannot be recovered through the device itself. To prevent loss, regularly back up important recordings to your computer or another storage device.
To reset the Sony ICD-ST25 to factory settings, access the menu and navigate to 'Reset All Settings.' Confirm the reset when prompted. This will restore all settings to their defaults but will not delete any recorded files.
The maximum recording time on the Sony ICD-ST25 depends on the selected recording mode. In LP (Long Play) mode, you can record up to approximately 694 minutes. Using higher quality modes like SP or ST will reduce the available recording time.