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What is the format of the files on the VTR recorder and computer?

April 26, 2017Computer files format recorder vtr

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What is the format of the files on the VTR recorder and computer?

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Voice files are stored in the VTR recorder, on either the internal or card memory, as highly compressed digital information, using advanced voice compression programs running on a fast Digital Signal Processor. These files are directly accessed from your PC for playback and remain in such form unless they are converted to .wav files using the Copy to PC feature of the Voice It Link software. Compressed VTR voice files can be saved on your PC as .sri or .wav files, and can be transferred in such forms; .sri files can be played by anyone having Voice It Link software, even if they don’t have a VTR recorder. Voice It Link software can import 16 bit .wav files sampled at 6KHz, 8KHz and 11.025KHz, and can convert compressed files to .wav files as 6, 8 or 11.025KHz, 16 bit .wav files, depending on the speed at which the VTR recording was made.