What to do if my Olympus Voice Recorder is not recording?
If your Olympus Voice Recorder isn't recording, it could be due to a few reasons. You might have run out of memory, so try erasing any unnecessary files. Alternatively, you may have reached the maximum number of recordable files, in which case you should select another folder. Finally, ensure that [Earphone] is selected for [Output], not [Speaker].
How to fix inaudible playback on my Olympus WS-821 Voice Recorder?
If the playback on your Olympus Voice Recorder is inaudible, consider these solutions: If earphones are connected, disconnect them to output the playback through the built-in speaker. Ensure that [On] is selected for [Speaker]. Also, check the volume level and adjust it if it's set to [00].
Why is the recording too quiet on my Olympus WS-821?
If your Olympus Voice Recorder's recording is too quiet, it might be due to a low recording level being set. Redo the recording after setting the recording level to [High] or [Middle]. Also, if using an external device, its output level may be too low, so adjust that accordingly. Finally, redo recording after adjusting the recording level.
Why is the display blank on my Olympus WS-821?
A blank display on your Olympus Voice Recorder can occur for several reasons: the battery may not be inserted correctly (ensure the positive and negative terminals are properly aligned), the remaining battery power might be low (replace or charge the battery), or the power is simply turned off (turn the power on).
What to do if the audio file sound is distorted on Olympus WS-821?
If the audio file sound is distorted on your Olympus Voice Recorder, it could be because the recording level hasn’t been adjusted. Redo the recording after adjusting the recording level. If the problem persists, the voice recorder’s recording level or the output level of the connected external device may be too high; adjust the output level of the external device.
Identifies and labels the physical components of the voice recorder.
Guides initial setup, battery, date/time, charging, and memory card insertion.
Covers preventing accidental operation, turning power off, and battery precautions.
Step-by-step guide to start, pause, resume, and stop recordings.
Recording with external mics, devices, scene settings, and noise reduction.
Adjusting recording sensitivity, mode, directivity, and VCVA.
How to play files, adjust volume, fast-forward, rewind, and skip.
Various playback modes, noise cancellation, voice filter, equalizer, skip space, and play scene.
Adding/erasing markers and locating files by date.
Step-by-step process for deleting individual files or all files in a folder.
Instructions on how to delete entire folders from the device.
Guides on scanning, saving, and listening to FM radio stations.
Steps to record audio directly from FM radio broadcasts.
General procedure for navigating and changing device settings via menus.
Managing files: extracting speech, sorting, moving, copying, dividing.
Adjusting display, sound, media, power, battery, date/time, USB, and format.
Customizing FM radio sound quality, presets, scan sensitivity, and output.
Connecting the recorder to a PC, transferring files, and safe disconnection.
How to use the recorder as a portable storage device for PCs.
Explains common error messages and required actions.
Solutions for problems like blank display, no operation, or inaudible playback.
Guidelines for cleaning the device and information on optional accessories.
Crucial warnings and guidelines for safe operation and battery handling.
Technical details like recording formats, sampling frequency, battery life, and dimensions.
Regulatory compliance information and interference guidelines.
General| Built-in Memory | 4 GB |
|---|---|
| Microphone | Stereo |
| Display | LCD |
| PC Interface | USB 2.0 |
| USB | Yes |
| Recording Format | MP3 |
| Playback Formats | MP3 |
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