Is this able to record onto other tapes? As in if you put a recorded tape into deck A can you record on to a blank tape in deck B?
1988568
Yes, the deck is set up to record a tape placed in deck A onto a blank tape in deck B. Although i have not tried it yet there is also a high speed dubbing from A to B.
1988569
Yes, I am fairly certain it can. I haven't tried to do that, but my Deck B has a "Record" button on it.
299315
You can record with cassette player, the problem I found was that it took a while to play. For some unknow reason, the system was slow. Sorry, I can't tell you more because I returned the system.
1664230
Sorry, but the answer is no, but if you have a blank tape you can record a disk on your tape.
1643139
it doesn't have a specific jack for recording. the recorder is built it. there is a memory card slot if you want to expand the memory of play preloaded cards.
916690
It's supposed to be able to do high-speed dubbing, and that would be the main objective of two decks. I haven't tried that. I HAVE noticed two minor issues: (1) Some of my cassettes don't fit Deck A -- so I use Deck B for those! (2) At least one of the decks gives a very slight high-speed flutter which is only occasionally noticeable.
517832
No you can not record from CD to cassette tape because this model does not record. Their are Sony radios that do record though. artras@att.net
312
Have not tried it myself but no you can record a CD or radio program to a tape only with this unit according to the instruction sheet.
1742156
You are supposed to be able to play tapes, however I never had one that worked well enough to do anything. The seller who worked through Amazon, sent me a defective unit first couldn"t get a picture. I sent it back at my expense and they sent an obviously used one, it was wrapped in bubble wrap instead of the styrofoam, that had no sound and refused to take it back, So I never had a unit that worked so I can't answere your question other than I wish I had purchased my unit from Wallmart rather than Amazon. Right now I have a useless piece of electronics in my garage that I spent about $155.00 including shipping twice for, gathering dust. You are supposed to be able to play tapes, however I never had one that worked well enough to do anything. The seller who worked through Amazon, sent me a defective unit first couldn"t get a picture. I sent it back at my expense and they sent an obviously used one, it was wrapped in bubble wrap instead of the styrofoam, that had no sound and refused to take it back, So I never had a unit that worked so I can't answere your question other than I wish I had purchased my unit from Wallmart rather than Amazon. Right now I have a useless piece of electronics in my garage that I spent about... » Read More You are supposed to be able to play tapes, however I never had one that worked well enough to do anything. The seller who worked through Amazon, sent me a defective unit first couldn"t get a picture. I sent it back at my expense and they sent an obviously used one, it was wrapped in bubble wrap instead of the styrofoam, that had no sound and refused to take it back, So I never had a unit that worked so I can't answere your question other than I wish I had purchased my unit from Wallmart rather than Amazon. Right now I have a useless piece of electronics in my garage that I spent about $155.00 including shipping twice for, gathering dust. « Show Less
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
913701
This would help in what you're asking as long as your computer has a digital output and you need to convert it to the analog inputs on your tape deck.
335462
No, unless you have another player because it can only record on an empty cassette.
1517453
It will record any input you feed into it. If you have a way to play 8mm tapes it will record it. Think of the card as an input and the 8mm player as the output. Hope this helps.
1337151
If you have a phantom power supply, yes. This is a condenser mic and needs phantom power to operate. Look for a phantom power supply on amazon or guitar center, etc. they are about $30. Then connect mic to it, and output from power supply to your cassette tape deck. The sound quality will be awesome. :). Info@thesoundboxstudio.com if you need more help.
253896
yes and no. this machine is kind of hard to work with whenever there is any type of transferring involved. if you can play the tracks one at a time while this records it, then yes, since you will have the same tracks, just moved into the other recording system (think multitrack re-recording). I've tried that before and it works perfectly fine as long as (1) you can perfectly sync the start times of all of the tracks as you re-record them (that should be as easy as hitting play on one and record on the other simultaneously), and (2) you don't accidentally add a lot of hum or noise to the tracks by re-recording them. you may not notice the noise when you try just one track, but with eight tracks, that means that any noise entering the tracks between the two recorders will be multiplied by 8. so, in short, yes you can transfer tracks from the old unit to the new one as long as you make sure that all of the tracks start at the same time, you don't accidentally add loads of noise, and you aren't in a hurry ('cause it's going to take a little while to transfer all those tracks over). does that help?
1920411
Yes....great recordings are possible with this recorder....I highly recommend it....I and others are very impressed with it's quality of sound....just be careful with it....mine fell over on a tripod and now only half of the screen works....but I'm still using it. Great buy for the price!
1508203
In order to record Direct,make sure your have a recordable disk in Deck B and of course Deck A with the disk you wish to record from.(1) Begin play in deckA and as Deck a is playing,(2) press record on Deck B. recording will start. You can stop or pause at any time, but this will start a new track, sometimes due copyrights you will get C41,which means you cannot record direct or as the instruction refer to as Manual Recording.
1391109
It will only record channels you can tune into. If you can watch a channel through the dvr, then you can record it, or there is something wrong with the deck itself.