hey Jan,
I've got an old cassette tape (the 'normal' kind) from the early 70s
that my mother used to record my voice on when I was little. The tape
has come undone from one of the wheels, but otherwise, hopefully, it's
fine.
Do you know someone who could rescue the tape from it's current case,
string it onto something, run it through a machine and transfer it to
digital???
I'd like a real professional, someone with archival material handling
experience... ('cause I'll only have one shot at it.)
jen
On Aug 29, 2005, at 9:01 PM, Jan McLaughlin wrote:
> I have an old reel to reel Nagra that might handle it.
>
> Jan
>
>
> On Aug 29, 2005, at 8:19 PM, Randolfe Wicker wrote:
>
>> When my new computer arrives, perhaps. It is on an old large 8-inch
>> audio tape reel. I have an old machine to play it but nothing to
>> connect it directly for copying in a more updated format. A
>> documentary-maker I've been working with transferred some other tapes
>> in this format to cassettes for me.
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