Easiest way to capture ausio tape to hard disk?

[Mac]

Encoder? Other App?

 

[Jon]

Encoder? Other App?

You can do it with the "Line In" socket and Windows Movie Maker (using the
Tools > Narrate timeline feature)

Jon

 

[Mac]

Thanks, I'll give that a try...

You can do it with the "Line In" socket and Windows Movie Maker (using the
Tools > Narrate timeline feature)

Jon

 

[Mac]

Seems to working.... next question... how do i save it as a wma?

 

[Mac]

OK - easy - thanks...

Seems to working.... next question... how do i save it as a wma?

 

[Jon]

After clicking on "Stop Narration" you should be presented with a save
dialog box, to save it in .wma format....

Assuming Windows Movie Maker 2.....

Tools > Narrate Timeline ...
Select your input source from the "Audio Input Source" dropdown box eg "Line
In"
Click on "Start Narration"
Click on "Stop Narration" when finished
Give it a name in the file save dialog box

 

[Jon]

You're welcome

 

[Mac]

Perfect Jon... happen to like Jon Anderson?

After clicking on "Stop Narration" you should be presented with a save
dialog box, to save it in .wma format....

Assuming Windows Movie Maker 2.....

Tools > Narrate Timeline ...
Select your input source from the "Audio Input Source" dropdown box eg
"Line In"
Click on "Start Narration"
Click on "Stop Narration" when finished
Give it a name in the file save dialog box

 

[Mac]

If you want a copy (e-mail address removed)

After clicking on "Stop Narration" you should be presented with a save
dialog box, to save it in .wma format....

Assuming Windows Movie Maker 2.....

Tools > Narrate Timeline ...
Select your input source from the "Audio Input Source" dropdown box eg
"Line In"
Click on "Start Narration"
Click on "Stop Narration" when finished
Give it a name in the file save dialog box

 

[Jon]

Thanks for the offer Mac.

Actually your thread also reminded me that I still have loads of old songs
to transfer over from audio cassette, so thanks for that too.

--
Jon

You cannot make an omelet without breaking eggs

And if you're wondering why on earth I wrote that, well "Mac"

 

[Mac]

Offer still stands... so long as you have broadband..... cheers

 

[Jon]

Good video....

Far,far cry

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--
Jon

Computers are obstinate about precision. Miss a period here or a semicolon
there, and you'll get pistachios instead of caviar every time.
-Bill Weinman

 

[Mac]

BTW your links didn't wotk - even if you advice did ;-)