I tried one of the casette adapters and my tape deck kept ejecting it and didn't work. How can I be sure that this will work in my tape deck?
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Melissa, I couldnt get that thing to work at all and it totally wrecked my cassette deck. I had to finally physically pull it out and that was the end of my tape deck. I threw it in the trash where it belongs. This is total junk.
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It worked just fine in my cassette deck. I do not have that car any longer and do not need it any longer, but was nice to have at the time and it worked just fine for me.
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Every several months, my cassette deck rejects the device. What I do is keep the music playing, then keep putting it in a few times until it accepts it. It's been maybe a year since I've had to do it. I would try cleaning the cassette deck if it. I don't see how this thing could destroy a player unless you are being really rough with it.
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Tape deck may simply need cleaned, if it's ejecting the cassette. My ideck worked in my cassette player, just like a regular cassette. Make sure it is fully inserted, when using it
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I have a 2007 Lexus GS350, and it works great. I love the feature of being able to charge my iPod while it is running with the charger that comes with it - my lighter is located right under the radio/cassette in the ashtray. I take it out before putting the car in park, because the gear shift is in the way for ejecting it. The only thing I can suggest is buy it, try it, and if it doesn't work, send it back. Amazon is really great for that!
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Do you want to connect a VCR or a tape cassette player? Either way the only way is if you have an audio output on the cassette player or a video/audio output connections on the VCR. Not too sure if the cassette player will work, but you can try if that's what you want. You would have to have an audio cable that converts from the tape deck to the TV audio input and then choose the video input that you hooked it up to on the TV. For the VCR you would need a audio/video cable. It usually has a color coded connection. The video is always yellow and the audio can be white, red, or both. You then put them in the correct holes on the VCR and on the back of the TV where the composite inputs are. You then have to hit the input button on the side of the TV or on the remote until you find the correct input that you put the wires into (either Video 1 or 2). Then you just hit the power button on the VCR and it should display the video and the sound.
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Sorry James, I sent mine back as it wouldn't eject vcr tape. I bought it used.
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Had that same issue with one of the2 I bought! The other worked fine, so it was a defect. (Not to insult your intelligence, but just in case, "be sure you're using the right staples.") Otherwise return, there's no cure I found!
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It's designed to fit into a CD slot. A CD slot is wider and thinner than a tape slot, so I would guess it would not fit.
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I'm using the 3M, but I'm sure the role of another brand of the same size will do. The inside cardboard circle must be exactly the same size, as that is what keeps the tape on the gadget.
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I am sorry but I have not experienced a problem with the adapter. I would think Robinair would be able to help. Sorry.
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The only locally store bought ones that I can get to fit the adapters are Saran Plastic Wrap and Cut Rite Waxed Paper...neither my Press n Seal nor Reynolds aluminum foil have a big enough tube opening for the adapters to fit---I fought with them for about 20 minutes and gave up. I really like the ease of using plastic wrap with the wraptastic, but it does tend to slide on my formica counter top. I need to find something that I can add on to the "feet" to keep it from sliding. It cuts the wrap without any overlapping and self-sticking that usually occurs. I have 2 now but don't think I'll buy any others, due to the problem with the cardboard roll openings. The only locally store bought ones that I can get to fit the adapters are Saran Plastic Wrap and Cut Rite Waxed Paper...neither my Press n Seal nor Reynolds aluminum foil have a big enough tube opening for the adapters to fit---I fought with them for about 20 minutes and gave up. I really like the ease of using plastic wrap with the wraptastic, but it does tend to slide on my formica counter top. I need to find something that I can add on to the "feet" to keep it from sliding. It cuts the wrap without any overlapping and self-sticking that usually occurs. I have 2 now but don't... » Read More The only locally store bought ones that I can get to fit the adapters are Saran Plastic Wrap and Cut Rite Waxed Paper...neither my Press n Seal nor Reynolds aluminum foil have a big enough tube opening for the adapters to fit---I fought with them for about 20 minutes and gave up. I really like the ease of using plastic wrap with the wraptastic, but it does tend to slide on my formica counter top. I need to find something that I can add on to the "feet" to keep it from sliding. It cuts the wrap without any overlapping and self-sticking that usually occurs. I have 2 now but don't think I'll buy any others, due to the problem with the cardboard roll openings. « Show Less
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Does your turntable or cassette deck have a USB port? If so, then this cable may likely work for you. If you hope to play audio out, then try and capture it from your computer via the USB port, i'm not sure what software might allow this, if any. http://www.avsforum.com/forum/index.php Avs forums might have more information for you here.
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I believe so. It's standard RCA stereo connection IN to the adapter, then USB OUT to the computer. So I would think any sound source that is coming RCA OUT to RCA IN should be fine. I used my tape deck and my turntable. Only thing you might have to play with is the PHONO/LINE switch. When I used my turntable directly into the adapter, I had to use the PHONO setting. It's really easy to use and I think it's a great product.
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Maggie, the adapter can only be used for vhs-c tapes not for 8mm cassettes, hope this helps, Sock
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I don't know, I've never used it with the tape. Maybe contact Sharp or Google....sorry
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The tape cartridge I ordered does NOT work on the label maker I have.....they sent me the wrong tape cartridge for my machine......so, really can't answer the question, other than I won't order from Amazon again for this type of purchase.....John Bonney
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C. Brooks, thanks. Your suggestion about tape worked. So obvious I didn't even consider it! I received two replacement units and one had a big bubble that peeled off with tape, but the other had the film perfectly placed again (like it shouldn't come off) and it wouldn't peel off easily even with tape. I hope these players work as well as whoever put the film on the screen.
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It did not work with my tapes and I had to return it. I kept it only for a day, but they charged me 40% (for stock management ???). Be aware before buying it.
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Put the adapter on the record before you put it on the player. A simply google or YouTube search will clear up any questions.
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If both decks play fast on every cassette you try then return the unit , unless your tapes are not recorded in the U. S. I know video tapes recorded at 50 hertz don't play here at 60 hertz otherwise you got a lemon