Safetynet SF78 4 GB Voice Recorder(0 inch Display)

Time and Date Stamped FilesMade in a brushed steel aluminum and blue plastic design, this Flash Drive can simply be carried on a set of keys or in the pocket and used to actually carry computer data and files around just like an ordinary memory stick (if required), but it's real talents lie in its ability to capture those important meetings, interviews, dictation or verbal slander within seconds. This latest version has a recorded file time and date ability. This means that the exact time that a recording is made will show on the file name when later connected to a computer.Easy to Use - Discreet DesignWhen activating the recording feature of the Flash Drive a red activation light flashes four times (near the microphone end of the unit), however afterwards this light goes out completely enabling totally discreet recording. Activation is easy. Simply slide the switch on the side into the 'on' position and audio recording is instant and automatic. To finish recording the switch will need to be moved to the 'off position. It should be noted that the 'On' and 'Off' markings are very faint and discreet.High Quality RecordingAudio recordings can be captured for a period between 18 and 22 hours, on one full battery battery charge. Recordings are made in WAV format meaning that no special software is needed for playback on a computer and sound is recorded at a very high rate 192kpbs, so audio is really crisp. If the battery expires prior to the end of the recording, the recorded file will still be sved before the unit switches off, so there is no worry that important recording will be lost.Windows and Mac CompatibleTo recharge the device and/or playback the stored recordings it is simply a matter of inserting the Flash Drive into your PC or Mac, select the file to play back and the computer will automatically open the your default media player. On a Mac is is best to use VLC Media Player (free to download and use). The recordings on the USB Voice recorder can be played back directly from the stick, moved onto the computer and stored to a folder for later listening or for sharing. Doing this allows the memory sace to be freed up again on the USB Recorder.