No. DVF is a proprietary format for Sony-brand digital recorders.

Neither QuickTime nor Windows Media directly support DVF playback. And since InqScribe relies on QuickTime and/or Windows Media to play media, DVF is not directly supported.

Your best bet is to convert your DVF files to something QuickTime and/or Windows Media can read, such as AIFF or WAV.

• Sony’s own software, Digital Voice Editor is supposed to be able to translate DVF files into other formats. It should have come with your digital voice recorder. This might be a link to download the software from Sony eSupport

• Switch Plus is supposed to be able to convert DVF to MP3. (Windows and Mac)

• Switch, by NCH Swift Sound might be able to do the conversion for you. (Windows and Mac) (Not sure if these are different or the same.)

• Some folks have said that Diasonic's DVR software can also do conversions.

• Here is a link to Sony’s DVF plugin for Windows Media Player. You *might* be able to install this plugin and then use Windows Media as your default player to play DVF files directly, but we have not tested this.

• Here is a good discussion on this topic hosted on MovieCodec Forums.

Learn more about which media formats InqScribe supports.

If you have any additional information about this format, please feel free to contact us.