The iRecord Pro Makes Transfering Media Files a Snap

As our personal media files grow larger with each passing day, streaming media files seems to be one of the most viable options of enjoying, sharing and playback of the files. It’s viable for two primary reasons. First, it’s fairly easy to get up and running. Second, it is very cost effective.

If you combine the ability to record with streaming capabilities, then you just might have a hit on your hands.

One device that got our attention is the iRecord Pro. It can record audio from any device that has line out audio jacks, and video from any device with either a composite video or S-Video output making it compatible with many devices like the PSP, iPod and iPhone just to name a few.

The iRecord Pro sounds like a winner in our book. Read more about it here.

This entry was posted by Atane on Friday, October 10th, 2008 at 6:10 pm

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