This article provides instructions on how to use the voice recorder feature — also known as magic recorder — on your rabbit r1 and also has answers to common questions about magic recorder.
how to use magic recorder
Using voice recordings on your rabbit r1 is easy. You can do it in one of three ways.
- From your r1's home screen, swipe up or scroll up with the scroll wheel and select the recorder card
- Quickly press the side button 3 times to launch the magic recorder
- Or hold the side button, tell your r1 to start a recording, and then let go of the button to start recording
Tip: If you already have previous voice recordings saved on your r1, then press the plus icon next to recorder to start a new recording.
Here are the main functions of the recorder.
- To begin recording: Tap the red dot. You will know the recording is in progress when the reels are spinning and the recording light is flashing.
- To pause recording: Tap the flashing red dot. You can tap the red dot to resume the recording.
- To stop recording: Tap the white square. This will automatically save your recording.
- Add a photo: While recording, tap the camera icon to open the camera, and then press the side button once to take a photo. The photo will be added to the recording at the time stamp when you took it.
- Add a bookmark: While recording, tap the bookmark icon to add a bookmark at the current time stamp. You can also add a bookmark by pressing the side button 1 time when a recording is in progress.
what voice prompts can I use to open the recorder card?
From the home screen, try one of the following prompts to open the voice recorder.
- "Open the magic recorder"
- "Start recording for me"
- "Record this"
- "Start a voice recording"
- "Open meeting assistant"
Tip: Visit the r1 user guide to learn about other voice prompts you can use.
how to manage saved recordings on your r1
With rabbitOS 2, you can manage recordings directly on your r1. If you have previous recordings saved on your r1, you can find them listed in chronological order in the recordings card.
Tap any recording and use the following functions:
- To replay: Press the play icon
- To pause / stop: Press the pause icon
- Find the summary, photos, bookmarks, or transcript: Swipe up / down in the summary section
- To email the summary and transcript: Tap the email icon, and an email will be sent to the email address used for your rabbithole account
- To delete: Press the trash can icon and then tap the check mark icon to permanently delete the file, or tap the X icon or back arrow to go back
Tip: In the summary section, tap a photo, bookmark, or section of the transcript to jump to the associated time stamp in the audio playback.
how to find a voice recording in rabbithole
Use the following steps to find a voice recording in rabbithole.
- User your computer or phone to log in to rabbithole
- In your journal, select the day the recording was made
- Find and select the journal entry for your voice recording
The entire voice recording will available for download and playback. The journal entry will include information like an Ai-generated title, summary, and full transcript of the recording, as well as any photos or bookmarks you added while recording. You can also delete the recording from your rabbithole journal.
common questions about magic recorder
Find answers to common questions about voice recorder on rabbit r1 in the sections below.
how long can I record with my r1?
For the best experience, we suggest that you keep each recording under 5 hours.
how much battery does magic recorder use?
A fully charged rabbit r1 can use voice recorder for approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. For longer recordings lasting multiple hours, we recommend keeping your r1 plugged in to a power source.
Note: This battery life estimate can change based on several factors like screen brightness, whether your r1 is connected to Wi-Fi or using a SIM card, and how strong your internet connection is.
does my r1 need to be connected to the internet to use magic recorder?
With rabbitOS 2, magic recorder now works offline. You can open the recorder card, start and save new recordings, and play them back or delete them on your device. The next time your device is connected to the internet, recordings will automatically be uploaded to your rabbithole journal and AI titles, summaries, and transcripts will automatically be generated and updated in the recorder card on your r1.
are recordings saved locally on my r1?
Yes, with rabbitOS 2, recordings are saved locally on your r1 device.