I definitely was able to save and load with audacity. Also I was able to make recordings with audacity and play them back via iOS. I don't think I ever managed to record and play back with iOS.
A dedicated app would probably be best for android and iOS. Something that can do the a2d conversion and decode the file format. I have information on the cassette file formats if anyone is interested. -- John. On Saturday, July 2, 2016, Bill Nobel <[email protected]> wrote: > Ok guys, I have a cassette cable working with Audacity on Win7. Curious > thing I have is it is a straight through cable with no divider on th Mic. > I have it working with the Mic volume turned down to the first notch from > left and speaker at half volume. Has anybody else got this same result? > Reason I ask is I can’t get it on Android or iOS working. > > Bill Nobel > b_nobel@ <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','[email protected]');> > hotmail.com > > > >
