how do i load the tape
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The instructions are: 1. Insert the dispenser's removable core into the core of the tape and then put it into the dispenser's core holder. 2. Pull the tape over the top of the dispenser making sure that the adhesive side is facing UP. 3. Twist the bag and pull it down through the top slot opening in the dispenser. 4. Use the blade at the bottom of the dispenser to trim the bag.
2148549
Having owned other P-Touch machines I decided to try this model since it runs from a computer...once again a true pleasure. To change the tape takes about three seconds. Open the side door, with your thumb and a finger grab onto the ends of the tape cartridge and pull it out. For installation just push the new cartridge in. There is a line up pin and drive hub which keep the cartridge in line. It goes straight in and you couldn't insert it incorrectly if you were doing it in the dark. Hope you enjoy the machine as much as I do....Good Luck, George
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I really have no answer. The only thing I can suggest is that perhaps you punched out the tab so that the tape could not be overwritten by accident. Would it be possible that the program could read this as a copyrightprotection, so it would not process it? In case that is the problem, just put some tape over the "hole" and see if that works. Have you sent a question to the EZ folks? I found them to be helpful, but I was still not able to transfer my 8mm tapes to DVDs.
1705900
The easiest way would be to play the conversations from the tape while recording in a digital recorder with upload capability. After uploading you can burn to CD's.
2148550
Simple...just lay it on its side...remove cover...snap out one...snap in the other...it took longer to write this message than it takes to change tapes...
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This would help in what you're asking as long as your computer has a digital output and you need to convert it to the analog inputs on your tape deck.
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Do you want to connect a VCR or a tape cassette player? Either way the only way is if you have an audio output on the cassette player or a video/audio output connections on the VCR. Not too sure if the cassette player will work, but you can try if that's what you want. You would have to have an audio cable that converts from the tape deck to the TV audio input and then choose the video input that you hooked it up to on the TV. For the VCR you would need a audio/video cable. It usually has a color coded connection. The video is always yellow and the audio can be white, red, or both. You then put them in the correct holes on the VCR and on the back of the TV where the composite inputs are. You then have to hit the input button on the side of the TV or on the remote until you find the correct input that you put the wires into (either Video 1 or 2). Then you just hit the power button on the VCR and it should display the video and the sound.
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Goto amazon and click on the search bar and then type small velcro tapes if that doesnt work try ebay
229907
instruction book says you can record from the built-in microphone. After loading tape, press record and talk in front of the radio. Microphone is on right just under tuning control knob. Hope this helps.
1945707
You can import the info into your computer but it requires a special program. It also loses quality because DVDs are compressed data. My recommendation is to burn to DVD with chaptering for general viewing but save your tapes to mini DV or a dedicated hard drive for future editing.
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I connect it to my computer. If you have it on your removable memory you can put it in a card reader and then connect it to your computer to down load and erase
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Tape goes on the back of the site and there are several different tapes to use.depending on pounds, draw you need to zero the sight then pick the tape u want to use so start at 20 and try to make as good as you can then go to 40 or 50 and as soon as yur ready put the needl on ur 20 yrd mark and it should be dead on between those numbers
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You are supposed to be able to play tapes, however I never had one that worked well enough to do anything. The seller who worked through Amazon, sent me a defective unit first couldn"t get a picture. I sent it back at my expense and they sent an obviously used one, it was wrapped in bubble wrap instead of the styrofoam, that had no sound and refused to take it back, So I never had a unit that worked so I can't answere your question other than I wish I had purchased my unit from Wallmart rather than Amazon. Right now I have a useless piece of electronics in my garage that I spent about $155.00 including shipping twice for, gathering dust. You are supposed to be able to play tapes, however I never had one that worked well enough to do anything. The seller who worked through Amazon, sent me a defective unit first couldn"t get a picture. I sent it back at my expense and they sent an obviously used one, it was wrapped in bubble wrap instead of the styrofoam, that had no sound and refused to take it back, So I never had a unit that worked so I can't answere your question other than I wish I had purchased my unit from Wallmart rather than Amazon. Right now I have a useless piece of electronics in my garage that I spent about... » Read More You are supposed to be able to play tapes, however I never had one that worked well enough to do anything. The seller who worked through Amazon, sent me a defective unit first couldn"t get a picture. I sent it back at my expense and they sent an obviously used one, it was wrapped in bubble wrap instead of the styrofoam, that had no sound and refused to take it back, So I never had a unit that worked so I can't answere your question other than I wish I had purchased my unit from Wallmart rather than Amazon. Right now I have a useless piece of electronics in my garage that I spent about $155.00 including shipping twice for, gathering dust. « Show Less
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A wire has to stick out from the tape itself to connect to your device. My old portable player won't do that, but if yours has an opening it could work
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Hello, button on the left has to be on tape, insert the tape, make sure your tape is rewound to the left, hit the play button and you will see a light on the front display if all is well. Turn up the volume, so you know for sure. Works great for me. Good luck.
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Simply open the lid, turn "off" the machine so that all buttons are level with each other, physically pick up the tape with your fingers, and either flip it over to record on the following side, or, replace it completely. Be sure to put a note (I use yellow stickies, myself) with the date, time and conversation represented by this tape. Remember that you must REWIND IT if you wish to recover the original conversation!
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Loading staples wasn't intuitive for me either. Look on YouTube for the guy having his 4 yr old demo the proper way. It is simple. Hint. Turn stapler bottom up, slide out the tray, then drop staples point-up into the body of the stapler, close it up. Voila.