Plus Analog recorder problem

[Rick]

When trying to adjust the recording level, I click "Start" and the sound
level meter shows a sound level but after a minute or so a message pops up
that there is no detectable sound level. I tried to record anyway and after
2 minutes the recorder stops recording again claiming no detectable sound to
record. Any thoughts?

 

[Smith John]

When trying to adjust the recording level, I click "Start" and the sound
level meter shows a sound level but after a minute or so a message pops up
that there is no detectable sound level. I tried to record anyway and after
2 minutes the recorder stops recording again claiming no detectable sound to
record. Any thoughts?

I *think* the deal is -- when you hit start you only get a minute or so
to set the levels, so you have to choose the loud part of the analog
recording *first*, then use Analog recorder to find the highest levels
*of the chosen portion*, and then record. You can't listen to the whole
song to find the peaks. It's dumb but that's how it is.

 

[Rick]

Tried that. The sound level meters are at the 50% and above level at the
*loudest* part. Analog recorder still says there is no detectable sound.

 

[Smith John]

You mean, when you start actually recording (not just searching for
peaks), it stops by itself? Claiming there is no sound?

 

[Rick]

When searching for peaks it says no detectable sound to record. If I try to
record anyway after 2 minutes it stops recording claiming again there is no
detectable sound to record. All while the sound level meter is at 50% or
higher.