Audio Cassettes

[Terry Kemmerer]

I couldn't figure out which newgroup to post this on so thought I would
start here. I have some audio cassettes that I want to put onto my
computer. I know that I can hook the tape player into the input on the
sound card. What software can I use to record the tape to the harddrive?

Thanks
Terry

 

[Woody]

just put CDEX into google then hit the i feel lucky button ;-)

 

[Rich Barry]

Terry, you can try this free Recorder
http://www.freecorder.com/?src=GFREE_AUDIO

 

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Terry Kemmerer" <[email protected]>

| I couldn't figure out which newgroup to post this on so thought I would
| start here. I have some audio cassettes that I want to put onto my
| computer. I know that I can hook the tape player into the input on the
| sound card. What software can I use to record the tape to the harddrive?
|
| Thanks
| Terry

SoundForge is one of the best sound recording software. With it you can use the
capabilities to take out the hiss, cut & paste, and other functiuons to improve the quality
of the audio coming off the tape and being recorded to a WAV file.

 

[NobodyMan]

I couldn't figure out which newgroup to post this on so thought I would
start here. I have some audio cassettes that I want to put onto my
computer. I know that I can hook the tape player into the input on the
sound card. What software can I use to record the tape to the harddrive?

Thanks
Terry

A brave person would have used google and found the answer in about
ten seconds.

I guess you aren't that brave person.

 

[John Waller]

A mature response would give the poster a straight answer......

 

[NobodyMan]

A mature response would give the poster a straight answer......

I did...I told them, in a way a "mature" person would understand, to
use Google and find their own answers.

It's a well recognized teaching theory that making somebody figure out
something themself gives them better satisfaction in achievement, AND
it creates a behavior and knowledge change that is more likely to
stick with them.

 

[John Waller]

I did...I told them, in a way a "mature" person would understand, to
use Google and find their own answers.

I just saw dry wit in the response.
something themself gives them better satisfaction in achievement

I guess it depends on how you view forums.

I see them as a place to ask a straightforward question and get a helpful,
straightforward answer (with perhaps a few tips for future research).