Quoting Cameron Matheson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On Wednesday 23 January 2002 19:51, Cheryl Homiak wrote: > > I want to know if there is a way I can take material on a casette tape > and > > convert it to an audio file on my computer. > > Thanks. > > This thread intrigued me, so I'm trying to record this Bad Religion > tape, but > I'm not sure where the volume on my cassette deck should be... i tried > > putting it all the way up, but that makes it all static-y, so should I > have > it all the way down, or at listening level or what? Also gramofile only > > detected 2 tracks and i think that there should be more like 15. > Use a mixer program. Your hardware volume control should be at comfortable listening volume. What you need to adjust is the line input volume on your mixer.
My setup is a cassette Walkman with a double-ended wire from the headphone jack to the line in. The volume on the WM is the same as if I were using headphones. The mixer I use isn't deb'ed yet (unless it's in sid). Just do an apt-cache search and find one you're comfortable with if you don't already have one installed. You can e-mail me off-list if you want more detailed technical info. Bob > Thanks, > Cameron Matheson
