want to record old tapes to a cd
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That is what I did with this camcorder and a video capture software. BUT!! I bought a refurbished one of these and it ruined one of my tapes. bye bye precious home videos.
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You need to capture video from the camera to computer. There is a lot of devices to do that, for example USB CAPTURE VIDEO.
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You can very easily record and even edit your tape 8 mm and high 8 to a dvd (not cd) with a Toshiba video recorder model DR430KU.
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Yes, the machine is supposed to have that capability. You should be able to record to CD from vinyl records and AM/FM radio.
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You can record on cassette from almost any input. I recommend getting the manual and reading through it here: http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PTTCSM60/Turntable-Boombox-Multimedia-System---Plays-AMFM-Radio,-CDs,-Cassettes,-MP3s,---USBSD-Memory-Ports-and-Vinyl-to-MP3-Encoding It isn't written very well, but it outline all features in detail.
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No Roxann, I am afraid not, this unit is good to transfer music from old cassettes to your computer. Except if you use earphones then only the one person can hear the sound. It is not like the old units. I found it wonderful for being able to get music off the old cassettes -- it is really very easy to do then you might be able to burn a CD that can be used over and over. Hope this give you an idea -- please contact me if you need more info. Pennie
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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
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a bit lazy to check eh ? but can email amazon...mmmno cd inbuilt recorder.see and keep below link...http://www.zoom.co.jp/products/r24/spec/
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Hi,Great question. You may want to take a look at the Wiki How article and discussion on this:http://www.wikihow.com/Transfer-Cassette-Tape-to-Computer
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You can record only to an SD card or a zip drive. Then you take that to your computer, put in a cd and transfer from either of those to a cd.
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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
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Record the cassette to Audacity, then save the Audacity file to iTunes. Time-consuming but easy.
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Thank you for your inquiry. You can use the included software to record audio files in your preferred format, including WAV and MP3. For burning CDs you will need a computer with a CD burner.
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I would think it would, we have recorded from LP to CD....real simple instructions and there are instructions for Cassette to CD.
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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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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 are not able to record to CD. I have recorded from Records, Cassettes and CD's to USB and the music is automatically converted to MP3 and I am able to play in my auto from the USB. I have not had any problems and my unit works great.
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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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I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on a CD you can make CD's as well. Hope this helps. I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on... » Read More I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on a CD you can make CD's as well. Hope this helps. « Show Less