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DJ Phoenix
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 Posted - 2005/12/12 : 10:58:45
hey guys, i'm getting an iPod for xmas, and i heard this guy once say that he could record his tapes onto his PC and rip them to CD...?
i just wanna know if i can record my tapes onto my PC so i can stick the mp3s onto my iPod?
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Jax
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 Posted - 2005/12/12 : 11:05:05
you have to have a atpe player with a line out, and a sound card on ur pc with a line in, a cable to join the two and the software to record the audio from the soundcard. you also need a lot of patience cause you have have to let the tapes play right through so it takes ages.
good luck
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DJ Phoenix
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Posted - 2005/12/12 : 11:07:18
oh man...
cheerz bud
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whispering
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Posted - 2005/12/12 : 12:10:08
I had a similar problem, only that i wanted to record vinyls. But its basicly the same thing. The software recommendations and what software i ended getting can be found there ->
http://www.happyhardcore.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=22009
As for attaching your tapeplayer to your PC, it would be good if the tape player had a lineout. Most stereos should have one. You can also connect through the phones plug, but i wouldnt trust it to be as good sound quality wise. As for the PC end. Pretty much every motherboard has integrated soundcard with line out/in and mic in. Just attach the cable to line in. For recording you need a software, and that is covered on that topic of which link i posted.
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Project-Industrial
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Posted - 2005/12/12 : 12:17:31
not that hard gonna do it with my dad's beatles 'nd roling stone tape's couse he wants to not for me.. i might.. remix -> beatles?.. naaahh
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djDMS
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Posted - 2005/12/12 : 12:57:57
On occasions like this, having a CD recorder comes in really handy 
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Xenochrome
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Posted - 2005/12/12 : 14:38:25
That's what I was going to suggest.
Much easier to get a dual deck CD recorder with analogue inputs. You can record the tape or vinyl straight to CD and rip it to mp3 from there.
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