Try Gold Wave, since your space is limited, it may be the easiest solution.
You might want to try out a free solution, cdex, available from:
http://www.jfwlite.com/programs
which can record from your computer directly into mp3 format. If you're
going to make CDS from those, I'd record to *.wav fi
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Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 9:42 AM
Subject: Re: Hello am looking for some advice in converting tapes to cd.
>I meant from the line-in jack of the soundcard to the headphone jack of the
> cassette deck. I must be going mad.
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Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 1:20 AM
Subject: Re: Hello am looking for some advice in converting tapes to cd.
> High Samuel,
> Aren't you a little mixed up there?
> You said to run a line in cable f
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Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2007 11:58 AM
Subject: Re: Hello am looking for some advice in converting tapes to cd.
> Have you tried the Goldwave sound editor? That is what I use for my sound
> editing and I am currently in the process of converting a tape to CD for a
> friend o
lo am looking for some advice in converting tapes to cd.
Hello Sue,
Your definitely on the right list for this. I recently did this and got
a lot of help on it, it is definitely doable with the hardware you have. I
have a machine with 256 mb of ram and a 20 gig hard disk and it worked fine.
How muc
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Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2007 4:58 PM
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Hello Sue,
Your definitely on the right list for this. I recently did this and got
a lot of help on it, it is definitely doable with the hardware you have. I
have a machine with 256 mb of ram and a 20 gig hard disk and it worked fine.
How much are you planning to bring over i mean length of
Have you tried the Goldwave sound editor? That is what I use for my sound
editing and I am currently in the process of converting a tape to CD for a
friend of mine. I use Window Eyes too and Goldwave is very accessible with
it. You need a line-in cable running from the headphone jack of your sou
I can't help with the programs yu speak of but I can suggest the cable you will
need
which is a stereo y jack. running from two RCA males to a single eighth inch
maile(headphone jack). You do not want to record from the headphone jack of a
walkman because of the hum you would get.
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Hi there Sue
If you are able to hook up your tape player to the computer, then yes it
could work. However, the quality may not be as good as you would like., So
I would suggest that you look at using a hifi tapedeck to achieve what you
want.
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Hi Sue, I can help because I do this quuite a bit. I willmake a trade of
knowledge. I bought the cd burning program you speak of from
readingmadeeasy.com a few years ago and could not get it to work correctly.
I can get you cooledit or adobe 1.5 that will help do the tape transfer and
give
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