trying to record from cassette to cd, it doesn`t work with windows 8. Am I corect
1934449
You need to make a file from your cassette to your PC, then you can make a CD from the PC.
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Hey Morris, don't wasted your money, the CD doesn't record,my cassette malfunctioned 6months after purchase,bad customer service they gave me the run around and when they finally gave me a number to call for repairs the place wanted to charge for repairs and shipping both ways,the cassette still doesn't work. Don't wasted your time or money,The TEAC AD-800 CD is not worth any amount of money.Good luck
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I have a Dell with Windows 7 but found it fairly simple to use. Just put the CD in the drive and connect your tape player to the microphone jack on the side. Then follow the directions given. I have learned that my tape player (an old boom box) needs to have its volume really low in order to get the best quality recording. After recording is finished you are able to edit the beginning and ending to cut off any blank sound. You can also split something into multiple tracks. I have yet to learn how to enhance sound but really I am using it primarily to convert books on tape to MP3 for my classroom listening center. From this format you can easily burn to CD. Hope this helps!
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I have done several recording from vhs to dvd without any problems so maybe if you could provide me a few more details I could steer you in the right direction. The instruction manual is quite complicated and it is easy to miss a important step so tell me what you did any I'll try and sort out the problem. If you have the instruction manual list the steps found in it so I can be sure you are doing the right things.
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I have windows 7 , it should work with 8 , I just plugged it in and away I went with the mic downloading any drivers need from the mic .I use audacity a free program , it is good enough right now for my recording purpose . you may need to adjust the mic inputs from the windows control panel I tweaked out the volumes and such there ,was pretty easy stuff . Like I say it is good entry mic when I sang into it sounded good and I am a smoker of 30 years so if it can make me sound good . worth the 20-30 bucks for it
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It's a fantastic device but I've never been able to figure out how to record to a PC program. I always use a recorder. But I think it might be that my sound card is not set up for it. So to answer your question, yes but might still need to figure out how to make work.
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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.
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Record the cassette to Audacity, then save the Audacity file to iTunes. Time-consuming but easy.
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Well, I bought mine a few days ago and recorded some voice /guitar at home. The recorder was easy to use and the results sound clean. It is very easy to transfer into my Mac and to burn a CD. However my CD will not play in my Sony sound system and I was very disappointed to find that the CD is only usable in a computer. I am not at all tech savvy and at age 75, I probably never will be. I even put the wav files through a software that changed them to AIFF bu all I get is a loud buzz from my CD player. Does this sound right?
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You can't record to a CD, as you would need to have a CD burner to do this. The AD-800 can record from a CD to a cassette or to an MP3 device. It can also record from an external device to cassette or MP3.
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Perhaps I am too simplistic, but I think the obvious answer is that since you can only record to a CD, the output is Digital. You cannot record to the tape or phonograph portions of the unit.
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I use windows xp to record. It works great. If you're having a hard time just download the drivers off of divide sign that support the mbox. Have fun
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I've taken material off a cd and transferred it to an mp3. Seems like all the other recording stuff should work.I've mostly used it for word stuff and have found out that the Microsoft Office that comes with it is inadequate...Microsoft office 2003...that won't work with a lot of stuff - like it won't open a lot of newer powerpoint or excel files. So...the low price isn't that good if you factor that you'll most likely have to but the later Microsoft office stuff - because on the Microsoft site they tell you they will not support the 2003 stuff much longer. Buyer Beware
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On finding that the CDs made with the machine might or might not work on any other machine I pretty much resigned myself to using it as a cassette player, but have not found if it can do what you are asking about. The guide to how to use it is vague about it's supposed purposes and I have found it more that difficult to interpret.
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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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There is no "Record" button on the player so I would say that you cannot transfer mp3 to cassette.
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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