Audio notes degrade to unusable

[joljol2]

After 2.5 minutes Audio Notes I'm recording from a Sony Walkman CD player
start to slow down, dropping the audio pitch to an unrecognizable bass. A
dubbing cable from the headphone output port is bringing the signal to my
Microphone port on a Motion M1400. I'm using the ON 2007 beta.
Of course I don't know this is happening until I go back and Play the Note
later. Short Audio Notes do not seem to get degraded.

 

[Alex]

My guess is that this is an issue with your microphone, as we haven't heard
other reporting similar issues, except when their microphones are busted or
not that good.
-Alex

 

[joljol2]

There is just a dubbing cord running from the CD player to the Mic input jack
on the tablet. Today at 6 minutes into recording an ON AudioNote of the CD
output there was a VERY brief "speedup" of the speech, then the usual s l o w
i n g down and bass tonality began.
Could there be conflicts between Line-In and Microphone settings?

With just headphones on the CD player, there is never anything odd to hear.

 

[Rainald Taesler]

joljol2 shared these words of wisdom:

There is just a dubbing cord running from the CD player to the Mic
input jack on the tablet. Today at 6 minutes into recording an ON
AudioNote of the CD output there was a VERY brief "speedup" of the
speech, then the usual s l o w i n g down and bass tonality began.
Could there be conflicts between Line-In and Microphone settings?

Did you check the settings in the system's Audio Settings (from the
Control Panel).
Normally it's an EITHER microfone OR Line-in situation on most
systems.

I think that what have to face is an issue of just OneNote.
To check this I would suggest to test line-in recording in general
using some other recording instrument.

Rainald