How do you record cassete tape in to your computer or into a disc?
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LIKE, connect the headphones output on the player to the "line in" plug on the back of your computer. download Nero program.  burn to CD.\nIt costs about 5.00 for a good cable from Radioshack.
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If you're using Windows, Microsoft recommends this free .iso burning power toy:\n\nhttp://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm\n\nAnd this link tells you how to use it:\n\nhttp://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/HowTo.htm\n\nplrr
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The easiest way is to use something like DVD Shrink which will rip and then compress Dual Layer (DVD-9, 8.6GB) discs to a Single Layer DVD. \n\nOtherwise the best quality way is to use DVD Decrypter and then DVD Rebuilder.
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First select the form of CD/DVD u want to write, like a Image VCD, or DATA CD...then press add files and go for it...
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vhs? or audio?\naudio is easy, line out of the sound card from the line out of your cassette player, as for vhs tape, you need a capture device to get vhs to dvd , and some software....\n\nsee vcdhelp.com
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You can use a program called Sound Recorder from Windows.\n1) Go to Programs (All Programs)\n2) Click Accessories\n3) Click Entertainment\n4) Sound Recorder\n5) Click Record Button\n6) Save Sound/Recording
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on most DVD recorders you can not record on the whole disk. you have to leave about 10 min and a two hour recording
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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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If you have no patience for the tape player to computer thing descrbed above, you can buy a stand alone unit, I beleive Sony or Philips makes them, that has a CD recorder and tape player together which was specifically built for this purpose. They are available at Fry's, Best buy, or Circuit City. I would look for it online first though, just to make sure.
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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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Well...if you've got a DVD-recorder...Then you just go onto the menu screen and delete whatever is on the disk. That will give u free space to record the next programme!\n\nOr if you're using the computer to burn disks, you can either right click on the DVD icon in My Computer, and erase disk...or use a programme like 'Nero' to erase it and write whatever it is you're putting onto it! :-)
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plug a wire from the headphone jack of the cassette palyer to the computer's micropohne jack. open up windows microphone recorder thing. play hte casssette and click on record on the computer at the same time. this sohuld record the audio to the computer. after this, import it into windows media player or something and burn it to a Audio CD
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plugin the speakers output from a tape player into line in of a computer. use tools like musicmatch jukebox to record them to mp3s, u can make audio cd from those files.
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Hmm, well, it's a little complex, but once you get the hang of it it becomes straightforward. This is what I do. \n\nI've not found one tool that can be used in this way, so you need to download a few programs - but it's ok, they're all free!\n\nFirst, go to http://www.doom9.org - it's not very well laid out, but it contains instructions on how to use these tools, as well as where to download them.\n\nDVD Decrypt - Use this to rip the DVD from the disc to your hard drive. You'll be left with an .mpg, a MPEG file.\n\nProject X - Use this to split up the MPEG file into 2 - the video (.m2v) and the audio (.mp2).\n\nFinally, use Cuttermaran to find the section you want, cut it out and stick the audio and video back together again as an .mpg! If you want, you can then use another program, AutoGK, to shrink this to an .avi, but I think we can leave that for another time...\n\nBest of luck!
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click here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_recorder
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Use the sound recorder in your accessories folder and burn the result to CD.
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You could use the windows recorder application, and send it as an attachment.\nIn WinXP:\nStart>All Programs> Accesorries> Entertainment> Sound Recorder.