Cassette Tape

How do I convert old cassette tape to my computer to turn it into a CD?

Is there a program I use to record this tape age on a CD. This is a cassette tape which is a local band as old as I can not find the songs in a database or anything like that. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you!

Magix makes a product called: Audio Cleaning Lab output can connect any old tape player, phone graphic, or other device directly to the analog line 'in' connector on the back of the motherboard (it does support stereo). Play the tape or disk into your computer and use the software to scan for CD. I have used this product and it works very well. Remove the tape hiss and pops and does a good job of cleaning and offers good quality for the CD.

Premium Apple iPhone 4 Cassette Tape Silicone Case $4.49 Protect and personalize your Apple iPhone 4 with this stylish cassette tape silicone case. This case features precisely cut openings that allow direct access to all buttons and ports.

iPhone 3G 3GS Cassette Tape Style Silicone SKin Case $4.99 Protect your iPhone 3G / 3GS with this cassette tape style Silicone Skin. No tool require for installation.

Tape Cassette Adapter/ Car Charger for Apple iPod/ iPhone 3GS/ 4 $3.99 This is a 2-piece set for iPod, and iPhone 3GS/ 4. Keep the music flowing with this handy set.

Dymo D1 Black on Silver Tape Label Cassette $10.59 Fill your Dymo label maker with this tape cassette from Dymo. This cassette holds 18 feet of helf-inch black on silver tape.

Dymo LetraTag White Plastic 0.5-in Label Tape Cassette $5.08 This Dymo extra-simple label system for flexible labeling performance adds visual impact and easy communication. This label tape cassette is an economical solution for labeling almost anything, anywhere in your home or office.

I have a cassette tape with something on it, I want that record to a website, how can I do that?

I have 1 cassette tape, and the need to establish which one on a website so that others can hear.

Your best bet is to transfer to MP3, use the lowest bit-rate can without compromising quality to your file is not too large (1 minute per MB to 128 kbps) More about bit-rate in: You need to connect http://www.cassette2cd.co.uk/mp3.htm tape player to your sound card, I have an online guide that tells you the pros and screenshots and photos of everything you need: http://www.cassette2cd.co.uk/DIY/how_to.php Free software can even download from the site and software recommendations .... Hope this helps ...

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