I am trying to find out how to convert some cassette tapes to CD?
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You need to record your cassette tapes onto a computer.\n\n1.  Connect your cassette player to your computer.  Purchase a lead that has a 3.5mm connector to plug into the Line In connection and an appropriate connector for your cassette player (you can use the 3.5 or 6mm headphone connector or an RCA connector).\n\n2. Download and install CD recording software (see below).\n\n3. Record all your tracks at 44100/Stereo (usually the default).   You should record to WAV format.\n\n4. Use the editing facility of the CD recording software to split the recording into separate tracks (lots of WAV files).\n\n5. Use an appropriate tool (e.g. Nero or Microsoft Media Player)to record to your CD ROM.
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Hey,check this out for gapless recording...http://files.filefront.com/foobar2000+083+specialexe/;4762477;/fileinfo.html \nDownload,put cd in,close tray,open foobar2000,click playlist,add files,right click all files and click write cd.Enjoy
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reformat it with the cd that u receive when u bought it. if u don know how send it to computer shp. quite cheap.
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http://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/cdrom/index.html
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This is a very simple process.  Go to google and search "sound file converter".  There is a great amount of free programs designed for just his purpose.  I will give you a recommendation on a program once I find one, okay?  Please refrain from downloading until then.\n\nOn a different note, are you wanting to transfer them from the CD to the computer?  If so, email me and tell me what version of Windows Media Player you are running.
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you could extract them (i would use winrar) and then use something like isobuster to recompile it as an iso, but keep in mind this dose not always work
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You will need the following:\n- A cassette player\n- The correct connector eg. you cannot plug a phono plug into a computer if you don't have a phono socket.\n- Recording software.\n\nPlug a cassette player or cassette Walkman into you computer by using a jack cable from the headphones socket from the cassette player to your microphone socket in your pc.\n\nThen download some recording software. I recommend Audacity (free at http://audacity.sourceforge.net/). Make sure your sound card input setting is on Microphone and record a new audio file using Audacity.\n\nAny probs, email me. Kiano
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You're going to need a tape player that has a line-out jack. From there, you can plug it into the line-in jack of your computer, and use a WAV editor to save the audio tape contents to an audio file. (Play the tape as the WAV editor is recording.)\n\nFrom there, you can take the audio file and burn it to a disc using Windows Media Player or any other number of media players.\n\n(Although, for all that trouble - it might just be better to buy the compact disc. If the tape is worn, that will reflect in the audio recording on the disc, unless you go through great length to remaster it.)
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rip the cd... and burn it to a new cd with nero or windows media
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There are a wack of programs that will do this for you.  The new Nero 7 Ultra, DVDSanta, DVD Recode are among a few.  These work flawless and I use them almost every day converting clients stuff.
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The only method I have found to do this is to purchase an external cd burner and run the vinyl through your receiver and burn it to cd. I have done it a bunch of times and it has turned out well.
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You want to record FROM the computer TO a cassette? Then ignore the other responses, because you want a patch cable that will run from the line out of your computer to the line in or mic of your cassette recorder. All you have to do is connect your soundcard to your cassette recorder and then play the material back on your computer as you record it on the cassette. You can even put together a playlist and play back as many minutes of audio as a side of a tape will hold.\n\nHowever, the other resonses are correct in that you probably are better off burning the material to CD and getting an inexpensive portable CD player. Good luck.
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The best way to convert files I've found is with the program CDex. Search for it in Google, and you'll find it. Forget about converting with jukebox, real player, winamp or windows media, it's either impossible, you have to pay, or difficult. And CDex works well, easy to use, and free.
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Capture the VHS video to a computer video editing program using an analog-to-DV converter,  encode it to MPEG-2 and author a DVD.\n\nYour computer must have a video capture card (or a similar device) that can capture or convert the analog video signal from the VHS tape to a digital format.  \nOR\nGraphics Cards with Video Capturing Capabilities are a new commodity being produced by graphics card manufacturers. These cards incorporate video capturing capabilities so you don’t need an additional video card\n\nSOFTWARE :\nPower Direct...Show BIZ DVD....Studio Plus....Nero
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If you want to convert them into another format ( mobile phone, iPods, mp4...and anything else) or rip just the sound use this awesome free program called Super http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
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You need to do two things: 1) convert the files into a cd-audio compatible format. 2) burn them to a cd. Many cd writing programs will do them both for you.\n\nIf you don't have a cd burner, you need to do that before you go any further.  If you have one, then you have two options:\n\n1) Buy a commercial DVD burning program like Nero that will make the process painless.\n\n2) Do it for free using the following instructions:\n\n1) Download and install burnatonce (http://www.burnatonce.com)\n2) Open the program and click the menu item Mastering > Audio CD\n3) Click "Add Files" and select the MP3's you wish to burn to the disc. The program will add a 2 second pause between tracks unless you uncheck that option.\n4) When finished click "Compile".  The program will create temporary decoded audio files of the mp3's (this will take a while depending on the speed of your computer).  When it is done it will ask you if you want to 'load it into main'.  Say yes.\n5)  Finally, click the big "Write" button.  It will burn your CD and you are finished!
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Install a sound recording program in your PC eg: Cakewalk, Sound Forge etc...The cassette player needs to have access to Line Out. You need a single streo cable with stereo jacks at both the end ; one end of the cable has to be connected to the cassette player ..LINE OUT..and the other in the sound card of your PC...LINE IN. Open your sound recording software and specify the source of recording as LINE. This will enable the software to record whatever is being played in the audio casssette. Format of the recorded audio can be converted as required in *.wav or *.mp3 as per your choice.\n\nSound recording Softwares: \n* Cakewalk 8.0 or above\n* Sound Forge\n* mp3 to wav converter or vice versa\n\nTry downloading these softwares from Google