Hi, use mp3direct cut , or totalrecorder.
They both allow you to make marks or, qpoints.
Good luck.
-----Original Message-----
From: Kris Hickerson
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 4:40 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: Putting Cassettes on the computer
Hi All,
I purchased a little cassette player with a USB connection for putting some
casettes on my computer.
The software supplied is Audacity. It works ok except there are two
problems. The first I can deal with after a little exploring. What is
happening that that as soon as I connect the USB JAWS stops talking. Well,
I figured out that JAWS and Audacity are both fighting for my single sound
card. So, now I go to the record button and then connect the player, press
record and then press play on the player. I can then moniter the player to
hear what song is being recorded and when it turns off at the end I just get
out of Audacity and JAWS resumes talking. It's a little awkward but it
works.
The second problem is that once I have the casette transferred it is simply
one long file with no markings between songs, so you can't select just one
song at a time. Is there a way to put CD markings between songs so you can
move from one song to another? Can I do this with Audacity?
I don't want to bother to learn a new specialized music program because once
I have these tapes copied to the computer then I can put them on my Stream
or Apex or whatever so I won't need to mess with this again.
Do you have any sugestions?
Thanks much.
Kris
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