Can you copy from one medium to another i.e. cassette to CD
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I'm sorry, I don't know why Amazon sent me this. The item I bought was made by Crosley, not Lancaster. I don't think I can record with it. The word "record" refers to a record player, or turntable, which mine and the Lancaster both have. My Crosley plays MP3s, plays records, plays tapes, plays cds, and has an AM/FM radio.
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Yes you can. The unit comes with an easily understood user manual that explains in detail how to record music from both the USB and CD outputs to your cassette recorder.
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I have not done that and I don't think the acumen is set up to that, when it is finished copying the copied CD pops out and the original stays in till you eject it. So I am thinking it will not do what you want.....at least not if I am operating it cause I am electonically challenged. I chose it cause it was SIMPLE
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Yes you can transfer tapes to CD with this machine. The easiest way is to connect the RCA outs to an audio CD recorder (Tascam makes several). You can also do it by connecting the RCA outs to the inputs of a computer and use software such as Bias SoundSaver to convert and break into tracks. I did it by connecting the RCA outs to a Tascam DR-100 MKII audio recorder (flash memory) and transferring the wave files to my Mac for editing and burning.
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no you can also copy the cassette to an mp3 on to your PC with the included software
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This unit only duplicates one CD or DVD onto several other CD's or DVD's. You cannot convert audio cassettes using this unit.
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I haven't tried it but according to the instruction manual as long as the dvd or cassette tape is not copy protected you can do it. Also you can''t do it if the erase-protection tab on the cassette tape has been removed.
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Rudy - No, it is strictly a CD/DVD duplicator. But you can copy files from your PC to a CD first if you want to make multiple copies of those files, such as photos, music, etc.
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On finding that the CDs made with the machine might or might not work on any other machine I pretty much resigned myself to using it as a cassette player, but have not found if it can do what you are asking about. The guide to how to use it is vague about it's supposed purposes and I have found it more that difficult to interpret.
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Yes, you can copy from cassette to CD. You can also record from CD to cassette. Unless you monitor the recording process when recording from cassette or LP records you lose search capabilities on the CD. By default, the recorder will record the side 1 of the cassette as the first item (song) on the CD and side 2 of the cassette as item 2 (song). Thus you end up with a CD with 2 songs on it; song 1 contains the entire side one of the cassette and song 2 contains the entire side 2 of the cassette. With a commercially produced CD you can go to any song on the CD using your players search function. Unless you monitor your recording process to stop and start recording after each song you will not be able to effectively use the search capability. By stopping and restarting recording after each song you restore search capability and your CD will be searchable just like the commercially produced CDs. This is the only shortcoming that I have discovered with the TEAC CD recorder. It is of sturdy design and well crafted. I have hundreds of LP albums and cassettes to transfer to CD. So far the unit has operated flawlessly. My CDs play on everything I've tried providing I don't forget to finalize the CD after recording; a very simple process. If you don't finalize the disc it can still be played on the TEAC unit. You can even add more material to the CD. Once the CD is finalized you can no longer record on it. I hope this answers your concerns. I would not hesitate to buy this unit again. I did a lot of research prior to finding the TEAC LP-R550USB CD Recorder. I am convinced that this recorder is the best value on the market, both cost wise and ease of use.
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Sorry, I can't help you with that. If you want a copy, I think you're going to have to download it to a computer and burn it onto a CD.
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All CDs go in the single player. You cannot copy a CD without having a 2nd CD source in the aux input. Works fine using portable CD player feeding aux input.
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No. The older model had cassette players on them so you could record from one cassette to the other. I don't remember if you could record from the turntable and cd's. But this model has no cassette players.
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I think the book says it will transfer records and tapes to cds.check your book that came with the recorder player. I haven't tried to do it so I am only going with what the book says
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I would think it would, we have recorded from LP to CD....real simple instructions and there are instructions for Cassette to CD.
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Perhaps I am too simplistic, but I think the obvious answer is that since you can only record to a CD, the output is Digital. You cannot record to the tape or phonograph portions of the unit.
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Hi Joan: The instructions tell that you can record to cassette from radio or CD but not that you can burn a CD with it. I'm not a tech pro, but from my limited knowledge, I believe it takes special equipment to burn a CD. --Beverly