Where can I find CD versions of tapes?
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You can try eBay or Amazon for second hand CD's: http://www.ebay.com or http://www.amazon.com\n\nOtherwise, try some of your local music stores. If the titles are old, they might have them on special.
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Hello\n\ni found it on cdnow.com the link is in the source section
376150
There is more than likely tapes or Cd's that you can learn from, maybe try your local library. good luck!
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I live in Arizona where cassettes would commonly melt in cars.  CDs are much more durable.  Once the technology was out there for the average person on the street to be able to affordable record CDs (I love to make mixes) I said goodbye to my cassettes for good.\nThe only problem I have now is that while the music industry seems to have switched over to CDs, books on tape are, well, still on tape... CD book recordings are still pretty rare.  I used to like to listen to books on tape during long car trips, and now I only have a CD player in my car.  I actually shopped around to replace my car stereo with one with both CD and cassette, but was not able to find any in the stores!
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you can buy cd versions or cassettes of spoken worded books.
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reiki music--cassettes and cd available!
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Ebay has the vinyl.  Some of the more friendly radio stations will convert your vinyl to cd if you provide the cd.  Worth a shot!\nhttp://search.ebay.com/lean-red-box_Music_W0QQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfnuZ1QQfromZR10QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsacatZ11233QQsaprchiZQQsaprcloZQQssPageNameZRC0023
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try searching for them in any p2p softwares like limewire, ares..
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try amazon.com\ndvduniverse.com\nor ebay. \n\nI didn't try searching those, but if you haven't it's worth a shot.
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Amazon and others have the Cd versions available for purchase.
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Pretty much just CDs/mp3s in Western/Westernized nations.  But their are still many places around the world where people can only get cassette tapes, if that.  Some of my favorite music is on cassette, since I can't find it on CDs or mp3 format.
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You can get older versions of different software (including Bearshare) at http://www.oldversion.com/
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Tapes and books work best for me. The "Learn in Your Car" series of tapes is my favorite. You can just leave the cds run for a while on loop and absorb it all subconsciously.
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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
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You could try Googling it or downloading it with Soulseek or Morpheus.
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That's weird ... bin files are usually an image of a CD, and need to be converted to an iso file and if its music have a cue file associated with it. In other words, they're usally associated with audio or game CD's. Maybe go to www.download.com ... they might have some kind of extracter that would work.
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Amazon.com! You can even play a sample of each track on the CD.