Hi. Anyone knows how to copy songs from a cassette to cd?

-- Walter (obh_2002@yahoo.com), March 06, 2002

Answers

Connect your cassette deck's line-out to sound card's line-in. Then use your sound recording application to record and save as 16bit, 44KHz, Stereo sound. Finally burn the fils (either *.wav or *.aiff) to make an Audio-CD.

-- Frederic (frederic@eltw.nec.com.tw), March 07, 2002.

Any recommedation on sound recording software and where can i get it?

-- Walter (obh_2002@yahoo.com), March 10, 2002.

you can record using music match juke box.it has linein facility.

-- vijay manohar (vijaymanohar2@rediffmail.com), April 14, 2002.

yeah it works good. i use it to copy from my 4track

-- derek (dereklane81@hotmail.co), November 03, 2002.

just get an wire with two jack pins like your head phone jack pins conect one to mic in your pc and another end to head phone of your cassette player use nero wave editor to record the songs or voice

-- pawan potnis (pawan@nitk.ac.in), December 29, 2002.

If you're having trouble getting sound, check the windows "Volume Control" program (usually under Accessories). to make sure that the Line In is not muted and volume turned up. Check Options/Properties and look at Recording and Playback level settings.

-- Mike (rmgriffin@juno.com), December 07, 2003.