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1. AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER MANUAL
2. AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER SOFTWARE
3. AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER PC
4. AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER WINDOWS

as for the encoding, use some mass encoder. bind this to 4 keys, and you'll easily be able to control 4 streams.Īssuming that you have a thousand tapes, thats about 40 days worth of playtime, and so this method should take 1/4 to 1 day to complete the ripping. Or, you could set up a macro program, and bind one key to save an existing wave file, and open a new one. I recall either a built-in feature or some plugin that allows you to split a wave file into segments based on noise thresholds, just set this to maybe 30 seconds of silence to split the tracks up. make them listen continuously, each computer writing one big file for each stream.įind yourself 40 tape decks, and either use them at normal 1x speed, or use the above solution for cutting your sample rate in four to accomodate a 4x playback. now, run 4 copies of soundforge on each computer, each one listening to a different sound input channel. set up maybe 10 of them, each with 4 soundcards. To check your recording's quality I'd recommand baudline () maybe there are encoders that have an equalizer simmilar to the mp3-players? you may have to compensate these with some filters. Of course this totally ignores any frequency dependant effects in the path from the magnetic media to your computer. If it works out halfway useable then you could try and get one of those 96kHz/24Bit-soundcards, that should yield about 12kHz Bandwidth (96kHz recording, 24kHz encoding -> 12kHz BW) which should be more than what you could expect from a normal analog audio-tape.

Of course that would limit your Bandwidth to about 5000 Hz but I'd give that method a try to check the feasibilty of that method.

Now the encoded mp3 should have the correct speed and frequency again. wav file at 44100 Samples/sec and then encode it with your favourite mp3-encoder telling him that you have a 11025-Samples/sec (=44k1/4)recording. Then just grab the signal from the playback-deck and feed it in your soundcard. Then lets assume that your fast-dubbing-tapedeck runs at four times the normal speed. Let me assume that those lectures are not hi-fi recordings and as such you could live with half or a quarter of the audio-bandwidth of your soundcard. Please migrate your credentials as referred here. I am beyond excited to get all my cassettes on my computer and it doesn’t matter to me that I have to sit and listen to each track while I convert it, that’s half the fun!Ĭlick Here For Detailed Product Information From AmazonĪccessDeniedAwsUsers|The Access Key Id AKIAJBFVO5XY2PTQS6EA is not enabled for accessing this version of Product Advertising API.

AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER MANUAL

I found the whole unit simple to use, the manual was easy to follow even though I had to improvise on my MAC. I will admit when I first saw it I thought it seemed cheap and I didn’t have high hopes but it works great! The sound that comes out while it is actually playing the tapes isn’t quite as clear as what it sounds like once it is converted but it is more important that it sound good as an mp3.

AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER SOFTWARE

This converter does include the software (as I mentioned before), headphones, a USB cable and the actual player which looks like a standard “Walkman”. I am so excited to be listening to all my old music I’m actually converting my Portishead tape while I’m writing this review! Also, the first time you try to convert to an mp3 you are going to need another program that I couldn’t remember in my video and that is called “lame”, it will prompt you where to to get it when you need it. The software is called audacity and in the video part of my review I show you how it works.

AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER PC

I got out my old laptop which is a PC and tried the software included and had no issues but then I thought I would try it on my MAC and I got it to work! Instead of using the disc that is included with the software you need, you will have to download it but I found it online no problem.

AUDIO CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER WINDOWS

I’m a music geek and there are some cassettes that I have that I have never been able to find the music on CD or have had a hard time finding on itunes so I was so excited to try this cassette converter.Īt first I was worried because the listing says this is only compatible for Windows and I have a MAC as my main computer. It’s been a little while since I’ve been truly excited to write a review and I am very happy to review this cassette converter.