Good software will give you the feature of reversing the backwards track.
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I
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the line-in output of the sound card. The rest depends on the software you
use.
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Hello Everyone,
I am a first time poster to this list. I have A question for the group
Hi Jen, welcome to the list. I haven't done it, but
you'd need a cord with an eighth inch stereo fonojack
on each end, you can get them at radio shack, the plug
is the same that you find on the ends of headphone
cords. You also need a stereo cassette player of some
kind. Side 1 will play forward at
Hello Everyone,
I am a first time poster to this list. I have A question for the group About
copying cassettes. Let say I want to copy a four sided cassette I was told
by a friend that there is a way that I can copy sides One and Three at the
same time. My question is using gold wave or total recor
