Pedro.. I do this kinda work on a daily basis with some rudimentary equipment and the
standard Windows 98 (or higher) Sound Recorder. We can talk off-list if you want. I
can walk you through these steps if you have a portable stereo, a 5 ft double male
plug (Radio Shack or similar store), and Windows 98 Sound Recorder (Win 95 may have it
too, but I have never used it, so I don't know. I went straight from 3.1 to 98 to
2000.)
I have some original recordings that WERE on 8track, then to cassette tape, then to
WAV, then to MP1 to 3, and the
quality is the exact same.
I have a client this morning at 10 am but will be available after 11:15. Or we can set
up a time later.
See ya..
Peace
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On Mon, 18 September 2000, Pedro Carnet Mil�n wrote:
Good night to all, my greetings from Cuba.
> I apologize if the message is lightly off topic.
> My problem is the following one:
> I have some old recordings in audio cassettes - with old and very dear
> recordings - that want to convert first WAV and then at MP3, I has attempted
> it with two different programs: Total Record Ver. 2.2 and Exact Audio Copy
> (EAC), but none of both solves me totally the problem because the recordings
> I get have a high frequency noise that I don't know how to to filter out.
> I wonder if there is some web site or a good list where I can learn about
> this topic.
> Any aditional information will be welcomed.
>
> TIA,
>
> Pedro.
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