Could you do the opposite? Transfer MP3 into cassette?
1871646
Well, if you were to plug a stereo y-cord into a stereo headphone jack, then plug that into a cassette recorder deck and set your recording levels, then I suppose you could do that.
1871647
I don't see how that would work. The cassette player records into the computer, creating an electronic sound, using the audacity program.
550969
Simply play your MP3 in real time into one or two of the input channels will give you a mono or stereo source to overdub. RCA AV jacks, XLR or 6.5mm (1/4in) phono all work. I don't recall being able to upload from a PC in MP3 format, but direct recording of your MP3's output signal should be a breeze!
436694
yes it would not import to iTunes - I had to look for songs under recent downloads then drag to iTunes and if your cassette was old and warped it will sound like that warped - and for the price it was not worth but maybe 20 bucks and that is what I sold it for a week after I got it.
330538
An alternative to recording to CD then ripping is to go ahead and download in M4P (iTunes format) then using software such as Sound Taxi to convert to MP3
1896146
Yes, you can listen to tapes on it, but if you want to convert from tape to mp3, you need a flash drive (they're pretty cheap).
1001991
I converted cassettes to mp3 very big project but I do not know about audio books
341687
I was able to convert several cassettes to cd and mp3 but the converter died and I had to find a different unit to finishmy project. This USB unit is cheaply made and not reliable. Sorry.
1797582
Yes, I believe you can as the cassette player works well from the USB port of my desktop.
868210
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.
2016424
You mean in reverse fashion? I cannot see why you wouldn't be able to do that... I'm doing something similar and it works fine for me! I've been doing this for years without any problems. I am hooked up with both separate phono out and tape out to a single audio stereo in port. I just switch between the two when I need either.
204888
I haven't tried this myself, but perhaps it'll at least head you in the right direction if it doesn't accomplish what you're trying to do. http://www.ehow.com/how_6547810_convert-lp-albums-digital.htmlCheers!Wendell
1829665
Sorry, no, but it sure would be nice! As far as I can tell from the instructions you can record onto a cassette from a CD or the radio. Set up or operating assistance can be found at 1-800-898-9020 or 1-800-695-0098 or email to: Internet@emersonradio.com
1175213
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.
1782967
No analog. Nobody makes it that easy to transfer your old tapes to digital. Digital in and out is via USB using Play Memories software.
1880420
I have not tried doing that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work with a CD player or cassette? Decent sound for a little speaker and a convenient size for quick use.
1349595
It doesn't look like this is possible. The user manual shows how to record from one tape to another, from radio to tape, and from phonograph to tape, but not from CD to tape.
53109
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.