Can I record from a cassette to my IPod &amp; if so, how?
895499
For me it's a 3 step process ... Cassette to Flash drive, Flash to computer, computer to music CD. So, for you the last step is computer to ipod.
868210
I have not tried that, but I have done it the other way around ... cassette to CD. I have found the unit to be very versatile and I've been very pleased with it. Note, however, that I am not a music or stereo equipment aficionado.
44078
I've used a cassette adapter on mine. Just plug it in like you would a CD player and listen to your collection.
1884204
I would buy a normal cassette player rather than this one. There are several inexpensive ones that have a built in speaker or headphone plug. I would only get this one if you are trying to convert your cassette tapes to mp3 files.
624130
You can record from any audio source,don't know about i tunes,I'm not knowledgeable about modern technology, this is why I love the MiCorder,I can record from any source,LP's,cassettes,CD's without using a computer,great little machine,hope this helps....RKS
1058193
I've not tried it but it should work fine. If you cassette recorder has a standard Mic input. I've used mine on a couple different brands of digital recorders and it has always worked great. Give it a try. Buy it from a company with a user friendly return policy. I don't think you will have a problem though.
1829665
Sorry, no, but it sure would be nice! As far as I can tell from the instructions you can record onto a cassette from a CD or the radio. Set up or operating assistance can be found at 1-800-898-9020 or 1-800-695-0098 or email to: Internet@emersonradio.com
793085
I am sorry, but I used it with Windows. I can tell you that since it was not compatible with my version, it directed me to the website to download the appropriate version and had no problems afterwards. Sorry I can't help you with the Mac OS, since I do not have it. I can tell you that if it were to work with the Mac OS, it is worth it. I must tell you, quality of sound recorded will depend upon the quality of your cassette tape sound, which is almost obvious, but I thought I should mention it. Good luck in finding your answer :-)
517834
According to my instruction manual you can record from a CD to a cassette..but not conversely!
1825905
Yes, but it doesn't work as well as you would think. It's inexpensive so you get what you pay for. I now just use it primarily as a car tape player (I go thru many batteries) as I only have a car CD player. And I connect the cassette player to my AUX port in the car. I would really suggest buying a cassette to recordable cd machine if you have as many to convert as I do. Costs more to get quality recordings.
2154795
Not directly. You have to transfer your cassette to itunes on your computer, then you can make a CD.
1001530
Yes, that's exactly what it does. You play the cassette in the device while it's connected via USB to your computer, and create a digital file which you may save in MP3 format, among many others.
2212079
I have used it to just listen. You need to load the software that comes with it, which also allow you to record your music. It is designed to plug in RCA type cables from your cassette deck or turntable and then hook to the computer via USB cable. I have an iMac and it works great for the intended purpose.
1509151
No recording feature with this unit. I recommend purchasing a mixer/amplifier. I have a Peavy PVi 4B. It has an output jack that allows taping to cassette or mp3 player using the proper cables. I have not tried this but is stated in the functions that is in the manual for the mixer.
582656
No. You can use CD, radio or iPod but it has no cassette player. If you have an external cassette player you could input the signal through the "audio in". Otherwise cassettes would not be an option.
2018604
No, you cannot put anything, MP3 or otherwise, onto a cassette by using this product.
144292
The cassette player itself is MAC compatible. The software that comes with it is not. You will need to use a free program called Audacity to use the cassette recorder with your MAC. After you import using Audacity, you can then either keep using Audacity, or you can use various MAC audio tools to edit the .mp3.