Dear FONESO, I purchased the Handy USB Cassette Player and Tape-to-MP3 Digital Converter. Stereo playback doesn't work. What can I do?
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Here are some suggestions. They may seem obvious solutions, but hopefully one of these will help you... -Check your computer's speaker volume level -Check the volume on the cassette player -Check the playback volume on the Audacity program's volume level is turned up -Make sure that the player is plugged into the microphone port and not the headphone port (if you did accidently plug it into the headphone port, then the Audacity program did not record any of it and you'll need to completely re-download the cassette recording)
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You need a new CD player with a line in aux or blue tooth otherwise your phone can communicate with the device. Ive seen something like tuning into a like a radio station with a certain program and getting things transmitted from phone to a stereo that way. At this point you can do away with your cassette input unless you have a cassette player. That cassette player would serve as your auxillary but without it you need the other two things i mentioned.
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My experience with some older players Like a JVC just wont play the recording ! Try contacting JVC !
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You just have to select the correct output "mode." There are several options including a stereo. Hope that helps.
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Yes, that's exactly what it does. You play the cassette in the device while it's connected via USB to your computer, and create a digital file which you may save in MP3 format, among many others.
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If you tried Sony, try again... I've tried ALL of them, kid you not, and the Sony has the best sound quality of all of them. Most all tapes will "click" a little in the player, and you can prevent that a little by sticking your finger in and slightly moving the tape around as it's playing.. sounds like a lame fix, but it works like a charm. Also, try cleaning your tape deck with a cleaner product, that helps. All n all I love the Sony adapter and so do all the people i recommend it to.
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Hi Liz I returned 2 of them. The first one the cd did not work then the next nothing worked. Im sorry to tell you but you do need to return it. Also if you use the recordplayer and it has the scratches and on the cd it will sound just like that. It sounds tinny. So Sorry to tell you this but i had no luck with it. 2sassyjay@comcast.net
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You can record with cassette player, the problem I found was that it took a while to play. For some unknow reason, the system was slow. Sorry, I can't tell you more because I returned the system.
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Sadly no. If you can convert the 'wma' (Windows Media) to a mp3 then you can download it to the 'cassette' MP3 player. You can usally download a free program from 'Cnet.com' on thier site under downloads. Hope this helps you!
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Hello Albert, The software that came with the sound card does have an option for that. Under advanced features it says "Play stereo mix to digital output" Hope this can clear things up.
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Agree with the previous comment with the one exception - mine had nonworking CD player so I returned it. Purchased similar but a little more expensive SONY.
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Try downloading a converter program. Convert your mp3s to .wav format then import.
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There is a voice recording feature of the MP3 USB device. However, As far as I can tell - I have had several of these, you cannot record from the radio when they play, for instance, your favorite tune. Sorry. I do remember my first Cassette recorder had that capability but this device does not
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Yes, I believe you can as the cassette player works well from the USB port of my desktop.
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I have not been able to find any manual... just lots of youtube video of people's review (which are long and not much on how to truly work the device). I'm guessing you set your radio to a frequency that you can hear clearly and then set the transmitter to the same frequency... you put in a usb stick loaded with mp3 music.... your music on your usb is not located in a folder....it should play for you then and if not - it may be one that is defective.
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There are RCA outs to plug it into a stereo system. Please note that these are already a line level signal. If you plug it into the 'phono' jack of older stereos, the sound will be distorted. Best to plug it into 'tape' or 'aux' or 'cd'.
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The record player was defective and was only able to play 45 rpm records which are like singles. Small records. It plays old cassettes. Like I said it was defective and it was unable to play CDs. But I was able to transfer record or small records into USB device in front console. Which you are able to transfer into computer and mp3 or phone .