Abbey if you are still here this is a shot in the dark. With your WiFi, how close is the router to your computer? I ask as I have a 4G LTE provider with my router on top of the bookcase for my computer desk. The left speaker use to be right next to it. I had to move the speaker down onto the floor in the rear of the leg-well due to some mighty strange noises coming from the speaker. Nothing unusual with the right speaker, and I never had the concern with a 3G system. Maybe, just maybe. DA

Most digital voice recorders that do allow you to transfer voice data to a PC use a USB interface. The link below explains how you record your voice to a pc, so perhaps instead of your voice, play the message from the Sony. See if that works. Here is a link that might be useful: Record-Your-Voice-on-a-Compute

The doctor seems to think it will go away. I looked up some info on the Internet. I read where using mouthwash, smoking, alcohol, or caffine could cause it.The only one I use is the mouth wash. I have just started gargling with Scope mouthwash about 10 days ago before I go to bed. It seems to keep my mouth so smooth and wet through the night. I have had trouble waking up with a very dry mouth. So I started the Scope to gargle. I just read where it has 15% alcohol. Maybe...just maybe this is causing it. Thanks for writing. God Bless! Betty in Florida

I would be more prone to think he strained his vocal cord than damaged his trachea.While he does wear a collar,it's loose and he's never,ever tied.None of mine are,we have a fenced in yard with a doggy door.So they go in and out as they please.He seems a little better this morning,he's not squeaking anyway! LOL! He's still hoarse though.And he doesn't like his medicine! But he took it for me.It's liquid so easy to get him to take it.He's such a funny little dog,he's my clown out of the 5 of them! Now the other 4 have to go get their shots,it's that time of year...we will make 2 trips to the vet,2 at a time.It's easier that way.