If I am playing a CD, can I record it to a Cassette Tape? Thanks.
868208
I believe that you can since since the source can be a cd, tape or external device. The "record to" options are USB and tape. I haven't done this but it should be doable. This unit is not a CD burner so you can't record to CD.
868209
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.
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.
871303
Although I have not tried to do this as yet, the owner's manual says that this Sony will record cassettes from radio and from CDs. I recommend you try to download the owner's manual from the Sony website. I have done that with several other electronics purchases in the past few years.
1169504
There is no record option with a tape nor does it have a cd burner. It does have a headphone jack so a computer hookup may work.
1797584
No. Additional software is required (note: not drivers) to record and convert the audio signal from the cassette into MP3 or burn the audio to CD. This device is only an analog to digital converter and the resulting signal will not be recognized by your car stereo USB port. Car stereos with USB will only locate and play supported audio files from a storage device.
874538
No, I only have a cd player. It doesn't have a cassette player on the unit to record.
1934449
You need to make a file from your cassette to your PC, then you can make a CD from the PC.
2157624
Yes, CD to tape, tape to CD plus turntable or auxilliary unit to both. USB flash drive can be recorded on a computer and played or recorded to cassette on this machine. Or, recorded on from other sources. It's very flexible.
1349595
It doesn't look like this is possible. The user manual shows how to record from one tape to another, from radio to tape, and from phonograph to tape, but not from CD to tape.
1315074
Other than recording to a CD, you can connect by USB to your computer and record there. The file format will then depend on the type of software you are using on your computer.
1405619
Jane -Sorry, the Magnavox MDR515 does NOT record to CD's, only to DVD's. (It however plays audio CD's as well as DVD's.)To transfer audio cassette tapes to CD's, it is first necessary to convert the analog recordings to a digital format such as WAV or MP3. This is easily accomplished if you have a PC computer at home. For details, refer to the following links: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Trapped-on-tape-Transferring-audio-from-cassettes-to-your-computer-or-http://www.top-windows-tutorials.com/tape-to-mp3.html
1100894
No Roxann, I am afraid not, this unit is good to transfer music from old cassettes to your computer. Except if you use earphones then only the one person can hear the sound. It is not like the old units. I found it wonderful for being able to get music off the old cassettes -- it is really very easy to do then you might be able to burn a CD that can be used over and over. Hope this give you an idea -- please contact me if you need more info. Pennie
1004004
Yes you can, you can record from radio, tape, vinyl record, all you have to do is put in a cd and push record, it records whatever mode is playing
235382
NO. You have a CD Player that you listen through the ear phones or through a receiver that has an input device. Cassette players are available from Amazon at very reasonable price.
712424
Yes, you can record from a cassette or I would imagine you can also record from CD. My machine is new enough, I haven't done that yet. I also use the variable speed feature to slow down music for teaching dance.
1554585
It plays cassette tapes and CDs. It will record from CD to cassette, but not the other way around.
2018605
Jake, I believe cassette tapes are analog, MP3's are a digital format which I believe can only be put on CD's, MP3 players, computers, cell phones, memory cards, etc. I would say the answer is "no".
53109
Yes, it is absolutely possible. I have been using mine to record from albums on my stereo. You end up with one big windows media file for each side of the record (or each side of the cassette) unless there are very long pauses between tracks (in which case it may separate them into distinct files). The recorded tracks are labelled by the date and time of recording, but you can download them to your computer, rename them, and burn them to a CD if you like. I have been happy with this aspect of the player, what I really don't like is that my screen died, I replaced it, the screen died AGAIN on the replacement, I replaced that one, and the screen just died last night on number 3. All this within ten months, and I don't abuse the thing. Replacement is relatively quick, but you have to go through a run around with customer service before they will give you and RMA number, then you have to pay for shipping. My first replacement was free, but the second cost $25, and so will the latest. After the first year, I think you just have to buy a new one. Not good.