Somebody scribbled about Re: [newbie] Converting sound files? (recording from cassette, pt2)
><sigh> I guess I'm just gonna have to break down and buy a boom-box that > has "true" line out. What might work -- although I haven't tried it for cassettes, but I have a walkman am/fm/cassette thing, with a stereo mini 1/8" plug with one end in the headphone jack and the other in the line-in on the sound card. For the limited stuff I've played with, it works all right, but the cassette doesn't work anymore... i may have to do the same thing richard did and repair my existing teac's. i have two, one from ca. 1988, doesn't want to record or fast forward, the thing plays pretty well though. -- and the other one is a more recent three-head deck which won't play or record -- the tape goes through the system 2x normal speed when one presses play -- i tried to get this repaired a couple years back, no dice. so atm i use one deck to play, and the other one as a rewinder :)... for now though i don't play cassettes hardly at all and mostly play cd's .. most of my recording these days is to cd's from the net. >Thanks to Richard, Brant, The Other, and David for the replies. (and > anyone else I missed!) :-) -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ David E. Fox Thanks for letting me [EMAIL PROTECTED] change magnetic patterns [EMAIL PROTECTED] on your hard disk. -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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