Hi Judy,
I recently updated a podcast I did showing how to digitize vinyl
records using Amadeus Pro. the procedure for doing cassettes is essentially
the same. I also digitized such recordings including my Grand father born in
1917 singing all kinds of songs that made it to the New York Canadian border.
these types of recordings are precious to our families.
You can find the podcast on applevis.com.
You can use a USB tape deck or in my case I just used the earphone out on a
reliable old deck. It worked well enough for my needs.
You will probably need to buy a griffin imic if you go that rout as it will let
you input the sound through the imic directly thrugh a usb connector into your
mac. I'm pretty sure I touch on this in the podcast.
Eric Caron
On Jun 2, 2014, at 5:26 PM, Judy Pryor <judith.pr...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Having a big clear out I have found many old cassettes with voices from my
> parents down to my grandchildren. The quality of some is not too good and I
> would like to transfer
> them to the Mac and put them into MP3 format. As people have been talking
> about Amadeus, would that do it. How would you connect a cassette player to
> the Mac? I need an ap that is pretty simple to use.
> Many thanks Judy
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