> While I am sure you have looked at the devices in question, I figure I
> will mention it for completeness...
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> Do any of the systems (mic receiver, audio amp etc) have a spare
> output? maybe a headphone or monitor jack or even output for a cassette
> tape deck? If so, what is preventing you from interfacing directly with
> that?

The other thing I had wondered about, is there any situation where a lectur=
e has more than one person with a microphone?

In view of the previously stated point that lecturers adjust their own micr=
ophone levels to ensure they can be heard, you will probably want to pick u=
p the audio at some point after where they adjust the level, as this is lik=
ely to give the best consistency in recorded audio level (although you may =
also require some form of automatic level control to handle extra loud peri=
ods when the lecturer may get exasperated or whatever).

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