Will this product record from turntable and cd to cassettes?
1873664
As far as we know it only records to CDs and to record from CDs it requires an auxiliary CD player to record from CD to CDIt meets our needs nicely but may not work for you.
1873665
No.It only records from a cassette to a cd. It's a great unit for recording from records to cd.very easy to use & sounds great
1873666
Yes, it records from turntable to CD ... it will also, according to the instruction manual, record to cassettes, although I have not tried to do that myself - but I have certainly enjoyed the simple process of putting vinyl records and cassette recordings on CD. Hope that helps! Rick
1873667
No. The older model had cassette players on them so you could record from one cassette to the other. I don't remember if you could record from the turntable and cd's. But this model has no cassette players.
1253469
Although I haven't specifically recorded cassette tapes to CD yet with this Tascam, it does have analog left and right audio inputs so it should definitely work. This recorder is really great with converting all formats to CD, and the CD's are then playable on all other machines. I'd totally recommend it!!
1235407
No, this player/reccorder can record to a CD only - meaning you can record from an LP,cassette or the radio to a CD. My brochure states: CD Recorder with Turntable/Cassette Player Margot Mc Ewen -December 1, 2012
831125
Yes, absolutely. Once you convert your cassette recording to digital, it's like any other iTunes file. I think you just have to make sure it's in the iTunes format (this product comes with instructions to make sure you pick the right format).
13684
The software suite works well, if you are willing to learn how to use it. It does provide all of these functions. It is professional recording software and is available free of charge. In fact, if you know how to set things up your turntable doesn't need the USB function. I've used the same software to convert my cassettes by connecting my TEAC cassette deck to my computer's line in. The software is called Audacity.
1848445
Yes, the machine is supposed to have that capability. You should be able to record to CD from vinyl records and AM/FM radio.
1315073
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.
2267495
Yes, you can copy from cassette to CD. You can also record from CD to cassette. Unless you monitor the recording process when recording from cassette or LP records you lose search capabilities on the CD. By default, the recorder will record the side 1 of the cassette as the first item (song) on the CD and side 2 of the cassette as item 2 (song). Thus you end up with a CD with 2 songs on it; song 1 contains the entire side one of the cassette and song 2 contains the entire side 2 of the cassette. With a commercially produced CD you can go to any song on the CD using your players search function. Unless you monitor your recording process to stop and start recording after each song you will not be able to effectively use the search capability. By stopping and restarting recording after each song you restore search capability and your CD will be searchable just like the commercially produced CDs. This is the only shortcoming that I have discovered with the TEAC CD recorder. It is of sturdy design and well crafted. I have hundreds of LP albums and cassettes to transfer to CD. So far the unit has operated flawlessly. My CDs play on everything I've tried providing I don't forget to finalize the CD after recording; a very simple process. If you don't finalize the disc it can still be played on the TEAC unit. You can even add more material to the CD. Once the CD is finalized you can no longer record on it. I hope this answers your concerns. I would not hesitate to buy this unit again. I did a lot of research prior to finding the TEAC LP-R550USB CD Recorder. I am convinced that this recorder is the best value on the market, both cost wise and ease of use.
1175212
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-EncodingIt isn't written very well, but it outline all features in detail.
518343
I doubt it ! I never tried but I think it is a one way recorder ! Tape to your pc and then burn to cd !
1004002
Not directly. You would need to copy the cassettes to a computer and then copy them onto a CD.
919669
Not sure... If the turntables output is equivalent to a cd player it would work... Not sure of the output of the turntable.
1565799
Sorry, you cannot record to a C.D with this unit. You can record to a cassette from the turntable or the AM-FM radio, to a cassette as well. Hope this was helpful,, GG
1370609
Yes, it comes with software for you to convert your vinyl records to a digital recording. Installation and use are both fairly easy. It also plays like a "regular" record player.
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.
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.
478362
Sorry, Terry S., I haven't tried it on those, but it's working fine on audio. I'm pleased that it will copy music to data disks, whereas my old Koss CD Recorder would work only with Audio/Music designated disks. Big difference in price of disks. I still use the Koss to copy LPs to audio disk, then can copy it to cheaper data disks in the Produplicator. Process saves even more when I create my "masters" on Music CD-RW disks. Since I'm into audio instead of video, I'm pleased with my unit, which does just what I wanted. Good luck finding what you need.ken