How can I record old records to my computer or on CDs?
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It's easier than you might think. Windows has a built in sound recorder that will do the job. You do need to get an adapter that will convert the audio output from your tape deck/record player (RCA style plugs) to a 1/8" stereo jack. you should be able to go to Radio Shack and get this for a few dollars. You then directly connect the audio out on your player or stereo to the line in jack on the back of your computer. Open Windows sound recorder. Push play on your tape deck and record on you computer. If you want to break up the tracks, you'll need to stop the tape and the recorder between songs. I think an easier way is to record it as one big file. Then use a sound editing program like Sony Sound Forge to chop it up. Also note that the Windows sound recorder save audio as a *.wav file which is very large compared with *.mp3. You'll want to have plenty of hard drive space available if you do many of these tapes/records. A good sound editing program should be able to do the conversion for you.
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The easiest is to start by just sticking the disc in the cd rom.  Windows will automatically bring up options for the programs you have installed in your computer to burn to that disc.  Use that program that you choose to do the job.  If you make a mistake and chose the wrong program, eject it and push it back in and it will give you the options again. \n\nRemember, if it is CD-RW you can record or write to that disc over and over, if it is CD-R you can write to that disc once.  If you mess up the recording you have to trash the CD-R.  With the CD-RW you can try again.
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http://www.polderbits.com/\ncheck this site out and hope you get the software you need. i had done the same thing about 3 months back and now i have all my music tapes on my hard disk! well hope this answers your question.
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I use LP recorder which is great seeming as it only costs about $20 to.  This gives me crystal clear recordings from live music I play from vinyl.
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You need to connect your cassette player to your PC.\n\nGet yourself a Y-cable that has two RCA jacks on one end and a headphone jack on the other.  You can find them at RadioShack or just about any retailer that sells electronics.  On the PC side, connect it to the audio input on your sound card.\n\nThen you can use any recording software you may have to make a WAV file of incoming audio (you can use Sound Recorder in Windows if you don't have anything else).\n\nAll that's left to do is to use CD-writing software like Roxio or Nero (which probably came with your CD burner) to make a CD out of the files you've made.
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they only way i know of to do this is to record the CD in a data form, not music form.  however, unless your CD player can read a cd like that, you probably shouldnt record in this manner.
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Hey,check this out for gapless recording...http://files.filefront.com/foobar2000+083+specialexe/;4762477;/fileinfo.html \nDownload,put cd in,close tray,open foobar2000,click playlist,add files,right click all files and click write cd.Enjoy
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You can try ZD Soft game recorder it works fine. You can download it at http://www.zdsoft.com/game-recorder/, small price to pay if you really interested...
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Go to www.download.com and research the free trial music recording software there, you'll need a program to record the music onto your computers hard drive thru the soundcard input and then you'll need a program to convert the digital audio into mp3 files that you can burn onto a music cd.\n I was given a program called Music Creator by Cakewalk which I use to record music onto my hard drive. Then I use a program called DBPoweramp music converter to convert the files to mp3 and then I burn them on to a CD. It works great, e-mail me and I'll send you a sample of how it sounds.
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Depends on what you call a minidisc. A few years back the Sony Corporation made what they called a minidisc (a 2 3/4 in. disc in a plastic sleeve that looks like a floppy disc)that would record audio onto it if you had the proper recording device. Since then they came up with a way that you can hook the recorders to your computer to record mp3's and other media formats. If you are talking about the 3in. cds that you can buy then yes you can use those.
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you can use jet audio recorder but some setting required <you can find the way>.\ngoodluck
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Try googling for super mp3 recorder.  You can record any audio that is  playin on ur computer into a mp3 file.
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It depends on what kind of file(s) you recorded onto the DVD.  Go to Office Max or Compuware, they'll help you out.
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Copy them from the CD to your computer.
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I had to take a few of mine to a local recording studio...most of them have the technology to do it! Good luck!
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I'm asumming you mean Home music recording??\n\nIn that case you can download Audacity\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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you need to download an application that can record audio streams, such as stationripper.\n\ntype something like 'audio stream capture' into google and you should find plenty of info