I have an old Zoom BR-8 which recorded to old discs. Can I transfer the recordings to this machine and edit the tracks?
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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?
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You can as long as your DVD has a record function. There shouldn't be any other reason not to be able to (other than read disc errors).
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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.
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You can if you have all the programs necessary to convert the songs correctly. Does require a bit of tech savvy of which I lack.
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It will record on either one. The - discs a have to be finalized to play on other machines.
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no, only if the cassette is a player recorder type cassette recorder too. as it states in the product information, record your old treasured lp's & cassette's to cd's. you can copy your lp's to a cassette if you have an old cassette player/recorder. go from teac aux. out red, & white, to added cassette recorder audio in red & right audio,& audio in white & left audio in audiobob kaminski icebowlbench@charter.net. you also can copy your 8 track tapes to cd's & cassettes. always remember red out to red in & white out to white in. it can be done but with the added cassette player recorder. no, only if the cassette is a player recorder type cassette recorder too. as it states in the product information, record your old treasured lp's & cassette's to cd's. you can copy your lp's to a cassette if you have an old cassette player/recorder. go from teac aux. out red, & white, to added cassette recorder audio in red & right audio,& audio in white & left audio in audiobob kaminski icebowlbench@charter.net. you also can copy your 8 track tapes to cd's & cassettes. always remember red out to red in & white out to white in. it can be done but with the added cassette player recorder.
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If they are in the right format. But I do know there is a list in the manual. I can record on to a flash drive and play it back
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Do like I did when my 8mm died: Go to a pawn shop and negotiate a rock-bottom price for a used one, then first thing transfer everything worth keeping to DVD. If your old camcorder was stereo, be certain to by a stereo unit again (which is where I GOOFED)! TC
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My machine is digital/analog and the discs are cd-rw music/audio. Does not specify if they are digital.
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You can export to only a 44.1K 16 bit stereo or mono file. However you can choose the track to be exported. Normally I export the multi track recordings into a few files and import to the computer for further process.
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Hi Philip, Yes. you can trasnfer your music. Please check this website: http://docs.esupport.sony.com/homeav/Hi-Res_Audio/HAP_Music_Transfer_help/en/index.html . Dave
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No. You will first have to transfer them over to DVD. Once you have transferred over to DVD, you can make as many copies as you want.
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I'm on OSX 10.9.1 and it worked perfectly to get old CD's and tapes into .mp3 format. Used Audacity - awesome!! Audacity looks bewildering at first, but is e-a-s-y to use.
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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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If I'm understanding your question correctly......you would have to first copy the stitch files from the disc to your computer...then transfer the files to a compact flash card and you need a compactflash adapter to put into your machine if you shoot me an e-mail to rkellybilla@gmail.com I can send you some photos
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Yes you can. I just finished a 50th reunion slideshow with music and special effects. The program worked great!
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I have not tried to make a copy from the original cd that I have made.... Yet. I do not see why you could not unless your recording system has the copyright protection and automatically writes that on the "master" cd. One thought though, if you are copying CDs the original cd may have the copyright protection. If that is the case, then you probably would not be able to copy it to begin with. I used these for vinyl album recordings and vinyl albums never had copyright protection. I hope this helps