Sony ICD-P320 Digial Audio Recorder, Audio Transfer

Instructions

These are instructions for transferring audio files from the Sony ICD-P320 Digial Audio Recorder to a Windows computer.

  1. Connect the audio recorder to the computer using the supplied USB cable.
  2. From the Start Menu, All Programs, Sony Digital Voice Editor 2, choose the Digital Voice Editor 2 program. Or, if the icon for this program is on the desktop, double click it to run the program.
  3. An “Auto Save Settings” dialog box should come up asking “Do you want to execute AutoSave for the IC recorder of this user name?” Click on the OK button.
  4. A progress box should indicate “Communicating…” while the files are copied to the computer. They will be saved to their corresponding folders such as A, B, C, D, depending on what folder the recording was originally placed in.
  5. Once transferred, the newly copied recordings should show up with names such as 001_A_001_user-name.dvf and these will be listed. Click on a recording name and press the play button to hear it.

Update: Digital Voice Editor is No Longer Available

The above instructions refer to Sony Digital Voice Editor 2 software which would have likely come on an installation CD with the recorder or it may have been available via download. As of 2016, Sony no longer supports Sony Digital Voice Editor 2, and instead recommends using Sound Organizer version 1.6. Below is an excerpt from Sony’s website. [Source]

On September 15, 2016, we announced that Digital Voice Editor would no longer be available for download after March 31, 2017. The download of that software has now been discontinued. Please use Sound Organizer version 1.6 instead.

Import Files on Your Computer Into Sound Organizer

You can use any of these methods to import files saved on your computer into the Sound Organizer software.

Drag-and-Drop
  1. On the Sound Organizer sidebar, select the Recording Files(voice) or Musiclibrary.
  2. Drag-and-drop files onto the file list.
  3. Click Importor OK.
Specify Files / Folders
  1. From the Filemenu at the top of the Sound Organizer screen, select Import Recorded Voice Fileor Import Recorded Audio Folder.
  2. Select the files or folders that you want to import.
  3. Click Importor OK.
Import to Music Library
  1. From the Filemenu at the top of the Sound Organizer screen, select Import Music Fileor Import Music Folder.
  2. Select the files or folders that you want to import.
  3. Click Importor OK.

System Requirements

Operating Systems

  • Windows Vista®
  • Windows Vista® 64-bit
  • Windows® 2000
  • Windows® 7
  • Windows® 7 64-bit
  • Windows® XP
  • Windows® XP MCE

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