Is there any way to transfer a recording from the tapes to a computer?
2052406
You will need a piece of software like pinnacle studio, and probably a composite to USB converter (I recall having issues with drivers in Windows 7).
2052407
I have never transferred a recording to my computer. I record my tapes from the camera to a DVD. There may be a way to do that, however, I do not know. Sorry I could not be of more help.
921062
I just got one and connected to my laptop with the USB cable that I already had. I was able to see the recorded files as .wav and was able to copy it without any problems to my laptop hard drive.
1137703
There a couple of different ways. I actually own an external video-capturing device (Studio 10 / Dazzler) that allows me to plug a typical yellow RCA jack into my computer, and I have software to record the feed into a video clip. They have cards you can install on your PC that do the same thing too. Or, if you have a digitial video camera with an input jack, you could run it right from the toy to the camera (or from the toy to the TV, and a second cable to connect to the camera), and record it directly on to the camera as a video file. Then transfer the video clip to your computer like you usually do.
2193003
Unfortunately i haven't been able to move or transfer recordings with this recorder after i have recorded them into a specific folder. Also there is no way of downloading or uploading the recordings onto a pc or other device because of no usb port. The way i have got around that problem was by having a seperate digital recorder, specifically the Rolland R05 digital recorder and i play the recordings from the Olympus recorder in order of how i want them stored or saved on my computer and then upload the recordings onto my computer using my R0-5 recorder. Hope this helps out a little bit.
1185782
You would need something to actually play the tapes. This just converts incoming A/V to digital.
1315075
I don't really know. I have only recorded onto a CD and I don't believe you can record any other way. However, there is a way to connect to your computer, so there may be some options I am not aware of.
166410
Yes you can transfer tapes to CD with this machine. The easiest way is to connect the RCA outs to an audio CD recorder (Tascam makes several). You can also do it by connecting the RCA outs to the inputs of a computer and use software such as Bias SoundSaver to convert and break into tracks. I did it by connecting the RCA outs to a Tascam DR-100 MKII audio recorder (flash memory) and transferring the wave files to my Mac for editing and burning.
1092868
Absolutely. From the memory stick or from a USB cable. Your computer will need to have either of these capabilities.
82103
If it is a sound file, I believe you would have to play it through the computer speaker and press record on the recorder.
868209
Yes you can. The unit comes with an easily understood user manual that explains in detail how to record music from both the USB and CD outputs to your cassette recorder.
1339620
I don't think so. There is a component and S-Video output - So if you can hook this up to your computer you could use it but there is no need. This device eliminates copy protection. So unless the VCR tapes have copy protection you don't need this device. What it sounds like you want is analog video capture ability. Check out USB devices for capturing video signal.
517833
I have not tried it, but you should be able to. There is a 'record' button for the tape deck.
1912076
There is no "Record" button on the player so I would say that you cannot transfer mp3 to cassette.
1233675
I have not tried to do that but I did download them to my computer so you should be able to transfer to a CD. I transferred mine to an external hard drive.
509445
well, you can - with a regular RCA to RCA cable (the red and white's one). But if you use a regular RCA to 1/8 inch plug, you can just connect it straight to your computer input jack, and use something like Audacity (free) to record it. Keep in mind that it's not an "automatic" thing - it won't recognize your tapes and translate it into mp3s. You'll have to record (mostly, in one shot for each 30 min of tape) and then cut it in pieces. Audacity lets you highlight the part you want, and "export selected", so you can export to mp3 and name it. I recommend it, it's free and easy to use. well, you can - with a regular RCA to RCA cable (the red and white's one). But if you use a regular RCA to 1/8 inch plug, you can just connect it straight to your computer input jack, and use something like Audacity (free) to record it. Keep in mind that it's not an "automatic" thing - it won't recognize your tapes and translate it into mp3s. You'll have to record (mostly, in one shot for each 30 min of tape) and then cut it in pieces. Audacity lets you highlight the part you want, and "export selected", so you can export to mp3 and name it. I recommend it, it's free and... » Read More well, you can - with a regular RCA to RCA cable (the red and white's one). But if you use a regular RCA to 1/8 inch plug, you can just connect it straight to your computer input jack, and use something like Audacity (free) to record it. Keep in mind that it's not an "automatic" thing - it won't recognize your tapes and translate it into mp3s. You'll have to record (mostly, in one shot for each 30 min of tape) and then cut it in pieces. Audacity lets you highlight the part you want, and "export selected", so you can export to mp3 and name it. I recommend it, it's free and easy to use. « Show Less
881334
You would be better off getting a device specifically for this purpose, or you can send your tapes to a service that will convert them for you.All the big chains have devices to convert VHS to digital for anywhere from $30 to $100 ..
379024
if you have a 3.5mm audio cable with RCA Jacks, you can connect them from the "audio output" located on the back of the computer or from the "headphone jack" output, to your receiver audio inputs, you'll have audio. Especially if you have a good sound system speakers!!! Any equipment having an RCA jack (L&R;) you can record from to your computer via. the USB input.firefly572002@yahoo.com