can you record cds and records to cassetts
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I returned my system immediately. It did not work. Sorry. I was not even able to turn it on. I wish it would have worked.
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Maybe, but I would use CD's especially designed for music recording which are available almost anywhere.
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There is no multi-record capability with this turntable. It is for single record use only. That is a drawback, however, it is still a great little player for transferring your vinyl to CD.
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Sorry, Terry S., I haven't tried it on those, but it's working fine on audio. I'm pleased that it will copy music to data disks, whereas my old Koss CD Recorder would work only with Audio/Music designated disks. Big difference in price of disks. I still use the Koss to copy LPs to audio disk, then can copy it to cheaper data disks in the Produplicator. Process saves even more when I create my "masters" on Music CD-RW disks. Since I'm into audio instead of video, I'm pleased with my unit, which does just what I wanted. Good luck finding what you need.ken
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If you have a cd burner and a way to connect RCA jacks to the burner, then you can record from tapes to CD's
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Dear Susan E. I am no audio technician. However I bought my TEAC model RW-CD22 recorder from Costco about ten years ago and it is still going strong. On both the playback and record CD slide inputs there is an imprint similar to those on the Audio CDs which says " compact disc digital audio recordable". These are CD-R Music CDs and are the only ones I can record on. Just plain CD-R and CD-RW will not record on my unit. If I put in one of these the recorder displays "no disc" instead of the number of minutes to be recorded on the disc. I have been told that regular CD-R or CD-RW (which is re-recordable) can be used for music from other sources but I don't know for sure. Hope this helps. Jack Dear Susan E. I am no audio technician. However I bought my TEAC model RW-CD22 recorder from Costco about ten years ago and it is still going strong. On both the playback and record CD slide inputs there is an imprint similar to those on the Audio CDs which says " compact disc digital audio recordable". These are CD-R Music CDs and are the only ones I can record on. Just plain CD-R and CD-RW will not record on my unit. If I put in one of these the recorder displays "no disc" instead of the number of minutes to be recorded on the disc. I have been told that regular CD-R... » Read More Dear Susan E. I am no audio technician. However I bought my TEAC model RW-CD22 recorder from Costco about ten years ago and it is still going strong. On both the playback and record CD slide inputs there is an imprint similar to those on the Audio CDs which says " compact disc digital audio recordable". These are CD-R Music CDs and are the only ones I can record on. Just plain CD-R and CD-RW will not record on my unit. If I put in one of these the recorder displays "no disc" instead of the number of minutes to be recorded on the disc. I have been told that regular CD-R or CD-RW (which is re-recordable) can be used for music from other sources but I don't know for sure. Hope this helps. Jack « Show Less
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Yes, you could but it would record them as MPEG files on DVD meaning they would have the sound but blank video, unless of course you queued up some other video and video source and captured that while playing back your records. This device would be overkill for the purpose you describe. Instead, but a cheap audio capture card for your PC, one that has stereo input (not just mono mic). It will have a red and a white set of RCA plugs as input. Then, use that card and PC software to capture your turntables output and record it to your hard disk...as WAV files and MP3 if you select.
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The unit will record directly from a cassette to CD. No computer needed. The USB allows you to import music from a flash drive to be recorded to CD.
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Not directly. You would need to copy the cassettes to a computer and then copy them onto a CD.
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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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These TDK music perform very well on my ONKYO CD recorder, thus I asume they also will record satisfactorily on any other CD recorder. as long as the CD's feature the Word "music". I hope this information is useful to you. regards
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no you cant, but it has plenty to use for cd's and way more if you do dvd's.
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you don't, only way to find out is to try it out. make sure the person has a return or guarantee policy, if it works according to the instructions (which you should be able to figure out within a week) you're good. bought mine new, very good machine for home playing & recording. i use it to record vinyl dj mixes from my turntables. blank cd's for recording DO have to be MUSIC cd's & say so on the packaging. good luck...
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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.
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I use music CD-Rs to record. But I have also used CD-Rs. Believe music CD-Rs give you a better quality to sound.
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There is No Software required to Burn Cd's. You can Record Entire LP's or individual 45's ..
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No this will not work. It is just for duplicating CD's.You need something like the TASCAM CC-222SLmkII . This sells for $599.00 on Amazon.Ther may be less expensive units on the market but be careful as some units record to cd or cassette from an external source but don't directly record from cassette to cd. (Rather strange) One unit would record from cd to cassette but not the other way. (Why would you want to do that?)