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From: mcohen@speech-sun.ntt.JP (USR2-Group)
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Subject: Recording from headset (was "Re: Recording from CD")
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Date: 6 May 91 01:55:04 GMT
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Symmetry tip: If you need to make a CODEC recording, and someone has
borrowed (r.o.ed?)  your microphone, (the left side of) a basic
headset plugged into the microphone jack works fine for (voice, at
least) input.