buscuitboy

I have a colleague who is recording professional counseling sessions with a standard cassette recorder. The client then has the option of keeping the session when it is over.

Clients are more frequently requesting the session on CD, but this colleague doesn't seem to have the capability to do this and has asked me for help in how she could record stuff to CD for clients.

Once solution I thought of is to get a small mp3 player that has voice recording capability. Then the sessions can be either e-mailed or burned to a CD for the client.

However, is there possibly a device out there that records directly to a CD from a microphone (like the current portable cassette recorder) so it can immediately be given to the client after the session is over? Sessions are only about an hour and I know CDs can hold about 70-80 minutes so this method would be perfect if the right equipment could be found/obtained.

cRABu

you need an audio device called cd recorder. But if u want to burn the cd using a pc, get this Roxio's Spin Doctor (part of Easy CD Creator) can do what you want. Connect the microphone to the input on the PC sound card, start up the software, and record when ready.

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