Baby Monitor That Records To Computer

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

Needed this preamp to copy my vinyl records from my turntable to my computer. I didn't have to spend a fortune and I got everything I wanted and needed. GREAT product and a GREAT value!

I am using this preamp between my magnetic pick up on my turntable and my computer to digitize my vinyl records. The preamp comes with Audacity software and it is working well to accomplish the task at hand. Quality of the preamp is great.

using this card in a dash camera it records flawlessly,transfers to the computer fast and without any hiccups.will purchase another for my Sony slt camera

I'm not a musician nor a producer, podcaster, YouTuber, nor anyone else who records much, so why did I lay out my own hard earned cash for this thing then? Well, I had a few different needs that this one piece of equipment handles very well. First and foremost, I'm a music lover. I have a decent sized library of records and a couple of bulging hard drives with ripped cds. I need a way to losslessly rip my records to my computer. I had actually used a Focusrite Saffire but an update to my computer made that piece unusable. This unit seems to be a step up rather than a near replacement as my rips are coming out clean. I also needed a high quality interface between my computer and hifi and the Scarlett once again handles the job with aplomb. It sounds pretty fantastic honestly. Very clear and true to the source material. I also do a little online radio show as an excuse to hang out with long distance friends so I needed a good mic input on my computer. Well that's what the Scarlett is made for so of course it does that well. It also acts as a dac for playing cds with an old Blu-ray player as a transport. It just works at that too. So one product that's a vinyl ripper, soundcard, mic input, and s/dif dac and sounds terrific too boot? That's a home run in my book. So you don't have to be a recording engineer or pro musician to get this, I'm letting you know right here and now that it is perfectly at home in a hifi environment as well. You do need to fiddle with it a little and adjust some settings in your computer to get it to jive with your system but it's not real hard to do. Once that's done though you have an incredibly versatile and well built solution to all kinds o audio problems. Well worth the asking price IMO.

It's quite useful. Attached it to computer and monitor and it worked.

Very good quality image and security features also works as a baby monitor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the quality of the camera's feed, both day and night, as well as the response time. During install (OR AFTER) You can set it up as a baby monitor (WE DID) -OR- security camera, to get additional targeted features. Your phone will serve as the monitor. BABY MONITOR FEATURE = AUDIO MONITORING SECURITY CAMERA FEATURE = PLAY SIREN SHARED FEATURES = SNAPSHOT, TALK, RECORD, PAN ....FEEDBACK - additionally, we would have loved to have a readout of the rooms temperature and humidity....ATTN GOOGLE USERS - When "AUDIO MONITORING" is toggled on in baby monitor mode, you are unable to use the speaking function of Google Assistant, as it (Google) states that the microphone is in use. @ECOBEEHOME #MYECOBEEHOME #COMPLIMENTARY

This baby, which we used to call the reciprocating spring boom at the many radio stations where I worked in the 80s, 90s and naughts, can withstand even the tantrums of a rock n roll disc jockey. I love it for podcasting; it hoists my modest MXL condenser mike up and over the computer monitor. A pop filter and a blimped computer fan and I am good to go.

Hooked it up as a second monitor on my new computer. Worked right away and I'm happy with it.