how do i record from mini disc to pc and burn mp3 discs, via the mic input on my computer?
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first off, make sure you have a male / male stereo connection wire (radioshack $4 - $7 bucks).  Plug it in to the earphone jack on your minidisk and plug the other end into the microphone jack on your pc.  now if your mic jack is set to mute you will obviously not hear anything so in your sound manager on your pc make sure it is set correctly.  push play on your minidisk and you should hear sound through your pc speakers.  If you have done this correctly, then either using windows sound recorder or if you have a sound card that came with software, you will have to record each song as it plays.  and unless you know how to split large wav files, you will have to be there to stop and start record with each track you want.\nIf you get this far, then you will need software to convert the wav file of the recorded tune into mp3.  Hope this helps or atleast gets you started.
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You need a Cd burning software like NERO
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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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There are a number programs that will record directly from your sound card. I used to use aaa real recorder (but it could only output WAV files - maybe the latest version has support for MP3s)
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If you want to record the sound as it is being played you can use a trial version of SoundTap Streaming Audio Recorder 1.25 - download from http://www.download.com/SoundTap-Streaming-Audio-Recorder/3000-2168_4-10580128.html?tag=lst-0-5\n\nYou can search for many other recorders on www.download.com - search for RECORD SOUND PLAYED ON COMPUTER \n\nJust be sure to check limitations listed to make sure it doesn't have some nasty things like only 60 seconds of recording while using trial or saved disabled or junk like that. \n\nIt is good for recording audio streams too. \n\nIf you are wanting to have the file "grabbed" and converted you can try doing a search for audio converter followed by the type of file you want to convert and type you want it converted to (ex: audio converter midi to mp3
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Use Audacity to record the song.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nand Nero to record your CD.\n\nhttp://ww2.nero.com/enu/index.html
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Use the sound recorder in your accessories folder and burn the result to CD.
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download a program called Virtual DJ. You can record your voice through a microphone, I actually use the usb mic that's for the ps2. You can then put your cd of accompanyment music in the disc drive and record it as a file on virtual DJ then mix the two together until it sounds right. Try Limewire to get a copy of the program.
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The cheapest way would be putting a mic up to your stereo with the record playing, and with some kind of audio converter (M-AUIDO makes nice ones) hook it up to your computer.
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you cant...you need video and audio rca inputs on your laptop to do this plus recording software. try this link\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1456601&CatId=1428\n\nit comes with software too!
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Just copy the mp3's to a CD it should play automatically
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Hey...u can easily do that by using a 3rd part software called "BLAZE Media Pro". You can download it from http://www.blazemp.com/downloads.html\n\nHere's all the info about the software - \n\nIt's a powerhouse all-in-one converter, burner, audio and video editing software for all popular audio and video formats...and much more! Some of the formats supported by the software's audio editing and video editing include MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, WMV, and more.\n\nBlaze Media Pro includes an audio and video converter, audio editing and video editing, video capture, audio recorder, data CD/DVD burner, audio CD burner, Video CD (VCD/SVCD) burner, audio CD copy, effects, media management, playlist, full-screen video support, and more all-in-one software application!\n\n    * Audio Capabilities\n          o Audio editing, converter (MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, etc.), CD ripper, and merging\n          o Extensive list of supported conversions\n          o Convert bitrate and compression for audio formats, such as converting a MP3 from 128 kbps to 64 kbps. The software can adjust to lower as well as higher bitrates.\n          o Provides a solution to convert DRM protected WMA files, convert protected AAC and M4P files, and convert OMA to MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG\n          o Advanced audio CD burning from WAV, MP3, WMA, and OGG formats. Powerful, yet easy to use feature to burn CDs\n          o Extract and save audio content of video files to sound files\n          o Apply sound effects to audio files\n          o Use the software's audio editing feature to record MIDI files, providing a solution to convert MIDI to MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG, etc. The same can be used to convert DVD audio to MP3, WAV, WMA, or OGG.\n          o Copy music CDs (copy audio CDs)\n          o Record from line-in (cassette, LP, etc.), streaming audio, or any other source available on your system\n          o All-in-one MP3 software solution (MP3 converter, MP3 encoder, MP3 decoder, MP3 ripper, CD burner, MP3 editor, MP3 recorder, MP3 player, and more).\n          o MusicID audio recognition\n          o Music Lyrics Search\n          o Audio tag editing (ID3 tag editing and other meta data), and CDDB/CDDB2/FreeDB support\n          o Highly customizable, configurable, and user-friendly interface\n\n    * Video Capabilities\n          o Batch Video Converter for AVI, MPG, WMV, MOV, and more\n          o Convert AVI, MPG, and WMV video to Flash\n          o Video CD (VCD/SVCD) burner\n          o Video DVD Burner\n          o Powerful video editing software for all popular video formats and an extensive list of video editing filters, effects, and video editing operations. The software's movie/video editing feature supports AVI, MPG (MPEG-1 and MPEG-2), WMV, and more\n          o Compress video files, including AVI, MPEG, and WMV\n          o Video creator (make a video from a sequence of image and audio files)\n          o Video combining, and extraction\n          o Video joiner for AVI, MPEG, WMV\n          o All-in-one MPEG software solution (MPEG encoder, MPEG decoder, MPEG editor, MPEG VCD Burner, MPEG Converter, and more)\n          o Batch video processing\n          o Video capture\n          o Media management\n          o Extract video frames to image files in batch mode. Supported formats include BMP, EMF, GIF, J2K, JPG, PCX, PNG, RAS, TGA, TIF, and WMF\n          o Insert images into existing video files or create new videos from a collection of image files\n          o Create video files from still frame images and other videos\n          o Add audio to video files, replace existing audio in video files, delete audio from video files\n          o Convert between PAL and NTSC video standards using the software's video converter feature\n          o Add over 30 effects and color adjustment operations to your video for powerful enhancement and alternation\n          o Video editing is available for AVI (uncompressed), AVI (co
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I use Musicmatch to capture audio through my line in on my pc.\nGet it @ Musicmatch.com\nGo to options and under source select line in.\nThen it has basic functions like a tape recorder.\nYou can set it to create any audio format and even use musicmatch to burn it. If you need more help shoot me an email.
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Try googling for super mp3 recorder.  You can record any audio that is  playin on ur computer into a mp3 file.
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1. Burn them to a cd and rip them.\n2. Get a sound recorder like wavepad and record them as they play.
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You can'tdo it directly, unless you have the license to do it.\n\nA workaround is playing the file in one computer, connect the output (headphone) to the input of another computer (microphone) and recording the input sound as MP3 in the second computer.\n\nYou must only do this if you have the permissions from the copyright owner, if not you are violating the copyright and some one can sue you for doing this.
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If you have old casset tapes lying around and want to convert them into cds then first you need to buy a cable at your local best buy or whatever. It should have 2 identical ends that are like a headphone cord. One plugs into a tapeplayer that you will need to get and the other end plugs into your microphone port. Then you run Audacity, push record in the Audacity UI and then push the play button on your tape player. You can stop it after ever song and restart or you can just let it go (my prefered method) while you are in the other room watching tv. And then use the cut and paste feature to split the songs up, and then you can do some fine tuning. (Fade ins and fade outs if u want, but out dead time, and the static reduction) Export as .wav or .mp3 if you downloaded the lame mp3 encoder (also free and u might as well get that too) Then use your favorite burning software, and you have just converted a tape to a cd for the cost of a blank cd (like $.25) and about $4 for the cord. If I understand the laws right, it is also a legal copy since you own the tape.\n\n\n<audacity.sourceforge.net>  to download audaicty\n\n\nBy the way, it doesn't really matter what you export the files as, if you are making an audio cd (one that can be played on pcs, in your car, dvd players, and all that stuff) the burning process converts whatever your file starts as (.mp3,.wav) to .cda\n\nIf you are making a data disk (can only be played on pcs and some dvd players) then .mp3 is the way to go because you can put about 200 or so on a disk where only like 10-15 .wav would fit