You would run a cable between the output of your tape deck and the input of
your computer's soundcard. Then, using some sort of recording software like
Goldwave, Sound Forge, CDEX, etc. you record the output of your tape to a
.wav file. Then using the same software you convert it to .mp3 format, or
whatever format you'd like.
Chris
At 09:37 AM 3/11/2004, you wrote:
Would you mind explaining to me exactly how you took a tape and made it into
an MP3 file?
Thanks.
Charity
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From: "Mary Ellen Earls" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Braillenote] I'm having an awesome day!
> Guys I wish I were 6 years old so I can jump up and down and scream.
> I just downloaded very successfully my first mp3 file onto a microdrive
and
> what is so neat is that it is here for postarity now.
> It is a tape of yoga exercises by one of the most wonderful yoga teachers
> ever created and sadly she died very tragically about 13 years ago at a
very
> young age and so this is my memmory of her.
> So, I can now take her to California with me without lugging a tape
> recorder.
> As I said early, is there no end to what these machines do for us?
> Now I'm gonna gps awhile to destress.
>
> Mary Ellen Earls
>
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