Transfer Cassette What do I need to transfer cassette to cd and reduce noise reduction?
1. A cassette player of good quality helps reduce noise. A portable works OK but you will not have as good audio quality.
2. RCA to Mini Plug Cable. This will connect between your cassette player and the audio "Line-In" on your PC.
3. A software program like Sound Forge (Free download) that can do Hiss and Noise cleanup.
And CD Burning Software like Nero or similar.
You might also consider that the CD Burning programs have noise reduction applications included. I have used "CD Spin Doctor" by Adaptec with good success, however this is no longer available and the "Easy CD Creator" software is now part of either Nero or Roxio.
Play your portable audio device through your car stereo, home stereo or any audio system with a cassette deck. It’s an easy way to transfer quality sound from any portable audio equipment while on the road. Designed for superior audio performance while you drive.
Overview:Rediscover those old songs with USB Cassette Capture amp; Player by turning your tapes into MP3's to use on your computer, iPod or in the car! This powerful yet easy-to-use program guides you through transferring your Music and ever can integrate with your iTunes Music Library. In addition to transferring your tapes, USB Cassette Capture has an audio output that enables you to listen on your stereo, headphones, or other speaker systems for hours of enjoyment! Rediscover your old cassette tapes on the go Convert your old mix tapes and cassette to MP3 to Playback on iPod/MP3 platter or burn to CD Portable design fits in virtually any bag and enables you to play and transfer anywhere Used as walkman, you can connect to headphone, hi-fi or other speaker system Plug and Play USB device, no drivers required Power by USB or 2 x AA Batteries (Batteries are NOT included) Comes with tape converter software to guide you through transfer Audio output enables you to listen on your stereo, headphones, or other speaker system Package Contents: USB Cassette Capture amp; Player EarphoneUSB Power Cable User's Manual CD Driver Specification:System Requirements: One available USB 2.0 port, Pentium 4 CPU or above 512MB RAM or above, 1GB free HDD space CD-ROM for installation Windows 7 / Vista / XP Weight Approx:170gSize Approx:11 x 8 x 3 cm
USB link for transfer to PC.Allows you to convert your old cassette tapes to digital format on your PC and enjoy digital playback.Headphones not included.Auto reverse and auto stop functions. Can be used as portable cassette player.3.5mm headphone socket for personal listening.Compatible with Windows 7.Includes software and USB cable.General information:Size H8.5, W11, D3cm.EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 5036395510093.
This adapter connects your Apple iPod, iPhone or iPad to your car's cassette tape player to play your favorite songs on the go. The 24k gold connectors resist corrosion and provide maximum signal transfer.
Manufacturer: Premium Compatibles®. Each. Consumable Type: Print ribbon cassette Printing Technology: Thermal transfer Printing Color: Black Duty Cycle: Up to 750 pages at 5% coverage Included Qty: 4 Customers also search for: Discount Premium Compatible
HighlightsThe portable USB cassette can convert the old songs in your tapes to MP3 with your computer, play them in iPod/MP3 player or burn to CD. The adapter works with all kinds of tapes. It is easy-to-use that USB connection for converting the music on your tapes into MP3 files.You can listen to MP3 on your computer, load them onto your portable music player, or record them onto a CD and listen in your car. Its portable size allows it to fit in virtually any bag and enables you to play and transfer music anywhere. On the other hand, the adapter has audio output that enables you to listen on your stereo headphones, or other speaker systems. SpecificationBrand new and quality productConvert you old mix tapes and cassette to MP3 to playback on iPod or MP3 Player or burn to CDPlug and play USB device, no need driverPortable design fits in virtually any bag and enables you to play and transfer anywhereTwo AA batteries powered or USB-PoweredAudio output enables you to listen on your stereo, headphones, or other speaker systemDimensions: 4.33" 3.14" 1.18" (11cm 8cm 3cm)System requirement:USB2.0 port, Pentium4 1.7GHz CPU or above.512MB RAM or above, 1GB free HDD spaceVGA card with 32MB memoryWindows 2000/XP/Vista/Win7what's in the box?Portable USB cassette capture 1CD drive 1USB cable 1User manual 1
With the Tape to PC Recorder USB Walkman Cassette Player, you can convert all those cassettes into digital MP3 files. Turn your tapes into MP3s and listen on your computer, iPod, or in the car.USB to PC link for converting cassettes to MP3 filesPlug and play compatibleComes with tape converter software to guide you through transferCassette deck plays and records tapesFeatures fast forward rewind And auto Reverse functionsRotary volume controlPowered by USB or batteries (batteries not included) Interface: 3.5mm headphone jackModel: CT2DGOS requirements: Windows 97/98SE/2000/ME/XP/Vista/7
- Rediscover your old cassette tapes on the go - Convert your old mix tapes and cassette to MP3 to Playback on iPod/MP3 plater or burn to CD - Portable design fits in virtually any bag and enables you to play and transfer anywhere - Plug and play USB device, no drivers reuired - Flexible battery or USB-powered operation - Comes with Tape converter software to guide you through transfer - Audio output enables you to listen on your stereo, headphones, or other speaker system - One available USB 2.0 port, Pentium4 CPU or above - 512MB RAM or above, 1GB free HDD space - CD-ROM for installation - Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Seven - Package included 1 x USB cable 1 x cassette capture 1 x earphone 1 x softwear CD 1 x user guide
3 pack of blue thermal ink ribbon tapes for the CD title writers. Print technology: Thermal Transfer. Print color: Blue. Package contents: 3 x Ribbon. Compatibility: CD title writers: CW 50 CW 75 CW L300 CW 100.
how can you transfer cassette to hp Pavillion notebook?
would like to know how to connet a cassette player to notebook to copy tapes into mp3 file to then transfer to itunes. I have a sound recorder program called freesound recorder but it does not show how to connet the player to notebook as the sound card is inside. Do I go thru the micro phone? or somewhere else. reall newbie to this thank you
Certainly if you are happy with mono sound then the mic input will do, but far better to get yourself a USB device such as the Griffin Imic which will allow proper stereo input into a device that does not have a stereo socket.
There are varius devices around, even the cheap ones are fairly good although they may not be as robust...
There is more information on the link below in 'what's your source', but specifically there is a page about USB devices here:
Transfer Cassette
August 23rd, 2008
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