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rickeyjt:
Ok, last post for a little while.

I notice recordings getting a timestamp of today's date when recording.  Iriver said that could not be done because there was no clock function on the chipset.  Well somehow you are doing it but only the day stamp is correct.  The time of day stamp is incorrect.  Is this possible to calibrate?  Although just having the correct day date is a blessing.

adam917:

--- Quote from: rickeyjt on June 23, 2006, 02:06:54 PM ---Ok, last post for a little while.

I notice recordings getting a timestamp of today's date when recording.  Iriver said that could not be done because there was no clock function on the chipset.  Well somehow you are doing it but only the day stamp is correct.  The time of day stamp is incorrect.  Is this possible to calibrate?  Although just having the correct day date is a blessing.

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Probably just have to set the clock.

Febs:
H100 series has no real time clock.

rickeyjt:
Where do you set the clock on the unit?  Don't find it in the general settings setup.

Mr. Brownstone:

--- Quote from: Febs on June 23, 2006, 06:40:00 PM ---H100 series has no real time clock.

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