Is there a way to get the audio from a cassette tape to a digital format?
If so, what is it?
B/c I have a tape which has a song on it that I want to use in an AMV, but it is not available on a CD.
Thanks. BTW, this isn't my next planned vid, so don't worry too much.
Audio cassette to digital?
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Audio cassette to digital?
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- Rozard
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I believe you can find a cable with a 1/8" phono jack on either end at Radio Shack. Plug one jack into the headphone port on your tape player/stereo, and the other plug into your microphone port on your computer. Make sure you press record on your computer's audio recorder before you press play on the tape.
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But....
yup that'll get ur done, except you may want a program like wav clean or something so you won't hear all those annoying pops and crakling noises and stuff ..
- ongakuka
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If you happen to have a line in, use that rather than a mic in. You'll get 2 channels/stero whereas a mic-in is mono/1 channel.Rozard wrote:I believe you can find a cable with a 1/8" phono jack on either end at Radio Shack. Plug one jack into the headphone port on your tape player/stereo, and the other plug into your microphone port on your computer. Make sure you press record on your computer's audio recorder before you press play on the tape.