Does this unit record stereo (2 channel) MP3s from stereo cassettes, using Audacity as the sound program?
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I use Roxio software that uses the USB computer port for recording. The Roxio software comes with a USB hardware device that interfaces between the computer and Pyle PT65DU Dual Stereo cassettes. If you have a similar hardware device that is recognized directly by Audacity software, then you should be able to record your MP3s. You can use Audacity to edit your MP3s after they are recorded.
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NO. It only records two channel mono. There is NO Stereo separation. Sound comes out of the left and right channels, but it is not STEREO. If you want your stereo cassettes converted into Stereo MP3 DO NOT BUY THIS PYLE (of junk). This deck only records in 2 channel mono and it sucks. Audacity shows left and right channels, but the sound is NOT in stereo, it's only in 2 channel mono. Any L & R panning on your stereo cassette will not be on your MP3. The deck plays stereo cassettes through the L&R RCA jacks in the back of the deck, but anything coming through the USB port is ONLY 2 channel mono. I do NOT recommend this product for Stereo MP3's.
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NO. It only records two channel mono. There is NO Stereo separation. Sound comes out of the left and right channels, but it is not STEREO. If you want your stereo cassettes converted into Stereo MP3 DO NOT BUY THIS PYLE (of junk). This deck only records in 2 channel mono and it sucks. Audacity shows left and right channels, but the sound is NOT in stereo, it's only in 2 channel mono. Any L & R panning on your stereo cassette will not be on your MP3. The deck plays stereo cassettes through the L&R; RCA jacks in the back of the deck, but anything coming through the USB port is ONLY 2 channel mono. I do NOT recommend this product for Stereo MP3's. NO. It only records two channel mono. There is NO Stereo separation. Sound comes out of the left and right channels, but it is not STEREO. If you want your stereo cassettes converted into Stereo MP3 DO NOT BUY THIS PYLE (of junk). This deck only records in 2 channel mono and it sucks. Audacity shows left and right channels, but the sound is NOT in stereo, it's only in 2 channel mono. Any L & R panning on your stereo cassette will not be on your MP3. The deck plays stereo cassettes through the L&R; RCA jacks in the back of the deck, but anything coming through the USB port is ONLY 2 channel... » Read More NO. It only records two channel mono. There is NO Stereo separation. Sound comes out of the left and right channels, but it is not STEREO. If you want your stereo cassettes converted into Stereo MP3 DO NOT BUY THIS PYLE (of junk). This deck only records in 2 channel mono and it sucks. Audacity shows left and right channels, but the sound is NOT in stereo, it's only in 2 channel mono. Any L & R panning on your stereo cassette will not be on your MP3. The deck plays stereo cassettes through the L&R; RCA jacks in the back of the deck, but anything coming through the USB port is ONLY 2 channel mono. I do NOT recommend this product for Stereo MP3's. « Show Less
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If your MP3 player can record in stereo from the tape deck then yes it can. Make sure you use the proper cable.
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According to my instruction manual you can record from a CD to a cassette..but not conversely!
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I am running on 8.1 and use Audacity software for copying cassettes. So far it works fine. The device is simple and plays my cassettes just like a regular player would.
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If the cable ends look like the usual vcr or stereo cables, then, yes, it will input stereo outputs. It may not be the high fidelity sound from audiophile systems but....
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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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Hello RR Mason, To Answer your questions I've got to say Yes to all. This unit has 2 sets of in/out "Monitor/Record" jacks. By having a Tape Player/Recorder connected to #1 and CD Recorder/Player connected to #2 it is as simple as either monitor #1 with #2 or vice versa, or record to both devices, by monitoring a third source, (i.e.) phono, tuner, aux. Personally I havn't set mine up to do this, but I'm sure it would work if I did. Hope this helps. Best of Luck. Sonicman
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No. Additional software is required (note: not drivers) to record and convert the audio signal from the cassette into MP3 or burn the audio to CD. This device is only an analog to digital converter and the resulting signal will not be recognized by your car stereo USB port. Car stereos with USB will only locate and play supported audio files from a storage device.
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Although I have not tried to do this as yet, the owner's manual says that this Sony will record cassettes from radio and from CDs. I recommend you try to download the owner's manual from the Sony website. I have done that with several other electronics purchases in the past few years.
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I have not tried that, but I have done it the other way around ... cassette to CD. I have found the unit to be very versatile and I've been very pleased with it. Note, however, that I am not a music or stereo equipment aficionado.
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No, this is simply a small microphone. All it does is capture the echoes and phase-shift from your pinnae which creates a very (very!) realistic stereo sound: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_recording
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I think it did. It played stereo .mp3. But, device failed before I could thoroughly test it.
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It cannot directly do that. It can record from a cassette/record and output it in MP3 format to a USB memory stick. You can then burn the MP3 to CD using a separate computer - if your computer does such.
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Record the cassette to Audacity, then save the Audacity file to iTunes. Time-consuming but easy.
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It should - the player/recorder is plug and play. The Audacity software shipped on disk is out of date. You can get a free upgrade at audacity.org. Audacity is excellent and easy to use. The player is on the cheap. Mine became inoperable after 60 hours of use. Good luck.
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I don't know. I could never get the software to work. If you look for turntables that run w/ the software called Audacity then the answer is yes.
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The difference is that this connects via the USB port. If Audacity will record your material from your old cassette player via your computer's microphone jack, go for it.John
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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.