BenQ 150 Channel Mode, VAD Setup For recording using the built-in microphone, VAD Level, Bitrate

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reaches a preset level. Recording will be stopped and a new recorded file will be created when there is a long period of silence in between the sound signal. The length of silence period is determined by the sampling rate: the higher the sampling rate, the shorter the silence period. When the silence period exceeds 1 minute, the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player will exit the recording mode automatically, otherwise it will continue to record the next file.

1 SYNC: In this mode, when you select Record Now in the menu, the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player will not start recording unless the input sound signal strength reaches a preset level. Recording will be stopped and a new recorded file will be created when there is a one-minute silence period in between the sound signal. Afterwards the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player will exit the recording mode automatically. The length of the silence period is determined by the sampling rate: the higher the sampling rate, the shorter the silence period.

Press the or button to scroll to a desired item, and then the button to select it.

Channel Mode

Joint Stereo:for recording in MPEG1 LAYER3 mode.

Stereo:for recording in MPEG1 LAYER3 and MPEG2 LAYER3 modes.

Mono:for recording in MPEG1 LAYER3 and MPEG2 LAYER3 modes.

Press the or button to scroll to a desired item, and then the button to select it.

VAD Setup (For recording using the built-in microphone)

VAD ON: In this mode, when you select Record Now in the menu, the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player will not start recording unless the sound signal from the built-in microphone reaches the preset level.

VAD OFF: In this mode, when you select Record Now in the menu, the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player starts recording immediately, regardless of whether there is sound signal from the built-in microphone or not.

Press the or button to scroll to a desired item, and then the button to select it.

VAD Level

This setup item configures the sound signal threshold level by which the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player uses to determine the strength of sound signal in SYNC ON, 1 SYNC and VAD ON modes. Sound signal with strength lower than the level configured here will be considered silence.

LOW Level: Set the sound signal threshold to a lower level.

MID Level: Set the sound signal threshold to middle level.

HIGH Level: Set the sound signal threshold to a higher level.

Press the or button to scroll to a desired item, and then the button to select it.

Bitrate

The higher the bitrate, the lower the compression rate and thus will result in higher sound quality.

In MPEG1 LAYER3 recording mode, you can select a bitrate from 32kbps to 224kbps. It is recommended that you record at a bitrate of 128kbps.

In MPEG2 LAYER3 recording mode, you can select a bitrate from 16kbps to 160kbps.

Using the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player

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Contents Welcome Disclaimer CopyrightHandling Instructions Table of Contents Using the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player Software Your Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player Package ContentsIntroduction System Requirements ON/OFF/Play /Pause Button Touring the Joybee 150 Digital Audio PlayerButtons/Ports LCD DisplayNext track/Fast forward Button Power SwitchVolume up VOL +/Volume down VOL Button Previous track/Fast rewind ButtonHand strap hole Wired remote control jackMicrophone Earphone jackWired Remote Control No. Description LCD DisplayGetting the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player Ready Connecting Earphone and Remote ControlCharging the Battery Installing Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player Software Installing in Windows ME/Windows 2000/Windows XP Installing the USB DriverInstalling in Windows Lyrics Synchronization Using the Joybee 150 Digital Audio PlayerTurning the Player On and Off Playing MusicEqualizer Play Speed, Equalizer, Play Mode and Repeat TimePlay Mode Play SpeedRecord Setup Recording and Related SetupRepeat Time Bitrate Channel ModeVAD Setup For recording using the built-in microphone VAD LevelSampling Frequency Using the Record FunctionSilence Time Setting up Tuning Level Entering and Exiting the FM Radio ModeTuning preset Radio Stations Deleting Preset Radio StationsViewing eBook Setting up Frequency StepListening to FM Radio While Reading eBooks Memory Management Selecting Display Language System SetupAdjusting Display Contrast Setting up Display BacklightUpdating Firmware and Display Font Lyrics SyncUpgrading Firmware Page Updating Font Using the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player System Reset Setting Up the Startup and Shutdown ScreenViewing System Information Using the Lyrics Editing and Conversion Tool Using the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player SoftwareTool Main Screen Simulate the synchronization result Optional Synchronize the lyrics with the songPage Batch Converting .txt eBook Files Using the Startup/Shutdown Screen Editing ToolEditing Tool Main Screen Using the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player Software Main Screen Using QMusicPage Adding CD music to the Joybee 150 Digital Audio Player Using QMusic Using QMusic Page Using QMusic Page Page Using QMusic Page When should I recharge the battery? FAQ and Troubleshooting TipsHow long is the maximum recording time? My player Why do different songs have different sound volumes?Page Page Page

150 specifications

The BenQ 150 is a notable addition to the realm of portable projectors, offering a multitude of features that cater to both personal and professional use. Designed for those who seek a reliable solution for presentations, movie nights, or gaming, the BenQ 150 stands out due to its compact design and advanced technologies.

One of the key features of the BenQ 150 is its impressive brightness level. With a brightness rating of up to 1500 ANSI lumens, this projector ensures clear and vivid images even in well-lit environments. Whether it’s a bright living room or a conference room with ambient lighting, the BenQ 150 performs admirably, making it an excellent choice for various applications.

The projector utilizes DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology, which is known for producing sharp, high-quality images with excellent color accuracy. DLP technology allows for smooth video playback, making it particularly suitable for watching movies or playing video games. Additionally, the BenQ 150 supports a high resolution, typically reaching up to 1080p, providing a crisp image that brings every detail to life.

Portability is another highlight of the BenQ 150. Weighing considerably less than many traditional projectors, this model is easy to carry, making it ideal for individuals who need to move their equipment frequently. The easy setup is complemented by the projector’s range of connectivity options, including HDMI, USB, and wireless capabilities, allowing users to connect laptops, smartphones, and other devices with ease.

The projector also boasts an impressive lamp life, typically offering up to 10,000 hours. This longevity not only reduces maintenance costs but also ensures that users can enjoy their investment for years to come. Moreover, the BenQ 150 usually includes features such as keystone correction, which allows users to adjust the image to fit the screen perfectly, regardless of the angle from which the projector is placed.

In conclusion, the BenQ 150 is a versatile and efficient projector that excels in various settings. With its combination of brightness, advanced DLP technology, portability, and long lamp life, it is a fine choice for anyone seeking a reliable projection solution that fits a dynamic lifestyle.