How to Record a Voice File and Transfer it to an H-Drive

User Document #2
By Scott Everhardt


The object of this tutorial is to successfully record a message on the Olympus WS-300M Voice Recorder and then to transfer it to the H-Drive.











Part 3: Installing the voice message into the H-Drive


Step 1: After connecting the voice recorder to the USB Drive in the front of the computer, the following screen will appear.


Step 2: Select Open folder to view files using Windows Explorer and click OK.





Step 3: Select the DSS_FLDA folder.



Note: Information regarding the functions of the additional folders:
  • The Olympus WS-300M contains five folder options for storing voice files: DSS_FLDA (folder A) through DSS_FLDE (folder E).
  • The MUSIC folder stores DAT files transferred from the recorder to the computer.
  • The Digital Voice Recorder folder stores Windows media files created on the computer which can be transferred to the voice recorder.







    Step 4: The Windows Media Player icon will now appear.




  • Part 4: Listening to your voice file

    Step 1: Go to the Start menu and click on My Documents.





    Step 2: Double click on the DSS_FLDA folder.






    Step 3: Double click on the WMA file.





    Step 4: Windows Media Player will now appear. Click PLAY and listen to your voice file.






    Step 5: Safely remove the voice recorder from the computer by doing the following:





    Congratulations! You have completed this tuturial. Now please complete the questionairre provided.


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