Bash Record Screen Windows

The sound you can record with this recorder at this price range is amazing, not only you can use it as a recorder but also as a microphone that you can use directly to your windows/mac pc with a cable. Microphone is very sensitive so I suggest you get a windscreen

Ordered on-line and received in almost record time. I only have one complaint: The one received was for a windows computer. Had to remove everything on it, reformat it for MacOS before I could use it. I use to work as a SW Configuration Manager - wonder what a non-computer trained individual would have done.

Plugged it in. Instantly recognized. Set-up and interface with Windows Media Center was very easy.I have yet to record anything but the quality of the HD video was impressive. I won't toss the old SVHS machine yet but this is definitely a great update!

I use it to record and playback audio from Pro Tools 10 on Windows 7. What can I say, Its a really really fast Barracuda 2TB at a price NO ONE WILL BEAT!

With a pair it is a bargain to record stereo sound and work well with Windows, except one needs to manually turn up its recording level (Control Panel Hardware and Sound Sound Recording).

When I bought it, I had Windows 8.1, no issues at all.All 16 channels plus MIDI work beautifully.I love that I can record 16 channels simultaneously.If you want to record stereo, as someone else suggested in their review, just assign 2 channels to the stereo track - perfect!I now have Windows 10 installed and it works better than ever.I am running Pro Tools 11.3.1 on a PC laptop.I can't say enough good about my purchase, you won't find another 16-channel interface near this price, and top quality with rack ears included if needed.

whoever feels the need to bash this product because of a so called spring, that they feel is in it; doesn't seem to be interested in talking about the functionality of this fluid head; i have another fluid head that i purchased for B&H that cost me around $150; for what i am doing with my FX3, this item goes great with my monopod; it's like a perfect combination; its lightweight, sturdy and all that i hoped it would be and more; so, if anyone tells you that they don't like it because of a spring being in it (and you know what, if there is so what); then they aren't truly interested in letting people know if this will work for them or not anyone who is doing video with a camera like the Sony FX3, or other mirrorless cameras, if your intent to purchase this product for mobile filming applications then you four the right one!

Bought 2 to protect the L quality lenses on Canon 18x50 IS binoculars which are rain-proof and rubber-armored. In a salt spray environment, I did not want to be cleaning exposed, multi-coated L quality objectives. The filters claim to be water repellant and scratch resistent. They do stand out 3 mm in front of the rubber armor, so be careful not to bash the binocs around. These High Density filters claim to have 4x tensile strength of regular filter glass, so less likely to break if incurring a minor bash. If you have Canon 15 or 18x50 IS binocs, be sure to buy 2 Tamron 58 mm lens caps. They work perfectly and are essential.

I'm not going to bash the item because it works perfect. The thing is the diffusion dome for the FJ80 and the FJ200 are the exact same item yet they are priced differently. I bought both not realizing this and was charged almost 40% more for the FJ80 diffusion dome than I was for the fj200 one and they were a part of the same order. I'm a college photography student and money is tight so that just isn't cool. Had I known this I would have purchased two of the fj200 diffusion domes at the cheaper price and used the 2nd one for the fj80

Bought this UV filter to protect the front lens of my Canon 100 - 400 mm lens. Tiffen filters have never let me down. Better to bash a filter that can be replaced for twenty or so dollars than to bash the front of my lens.