Capture cassete tape

[jjulio1]

How can we capture the audio of a cassete tape?

[Bodyslide]

You can ran a cable from the headphones to your Aux in on your Sound Card. You can get the cable that fits from any local store that has recording equipment. Here's a link to what I have used in the Past. Then use any Audio Editor to record what is on the cassette. You might need to tweak the sound levels on the cassette output.

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[jjulio1]

What audio editor?

[gll99]

Yes, just feed the audio from your player to your sound card input or video card audio in port (if you have one) and use any audio recorder/capture program.

I use winadr because it can go right to mp3 instead of wav but it's not free. I'm sure many free ones must be available. The window recorder I believe will only get one minute of audio before it cuts out. Haven't used it in a long time so this may have changed.

I use this same method to transfer my old 33 1/3 lp's a few at a time. Those require a bit more work to get rid of hiss and pops on some older records but the results are pretty good.

[Bodyslide]

Any Audio Editor. Audacity is free.

[jjulio1]

Thanks

[jjulio1]

How can we make the audio track walk toghter with the cursor with the Audacity while playing a song?

[jjulio1]

Never mind. I just saw that in full page it works fine.