It doesn't let you know when you run out of tape on the cassette you have in it. Is there something I am missing?
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You are so right. I did not realize this until i went to play back what i had just recorded and discovered it was not there. That's when i realized i had reached the end of the tape without knowing. If you get an answer to your question please let me know. I assumed it was a flaw in the design i had to live with. More power to you at least you asked the question. Good luck ~Kindly~Renate
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No, you're not missing anything as there is no audible alert when the end of the tape is reached; one needs to visually monitor. For my use I rarely reach the tape end so not an issue,
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Hello. If everything works without the cassette, its possible the Maxell CD-330 is defective. Look at the heads on the cassete deck, and make sure they are clean. If this continues, contact Amazon for a refund or exchange. They have an excellent return policy! Sorry to hear about your problem. I hope this helps! -G.
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It sounds like your mini cassette may not be seated properly in the adapter. also make sure the arms are bringing the tape forward fully. Also make sure the tape is wound snugly before inserting the cassette in the adapter. Good luck!
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Patrick....this is a pretty basic portable recorder. Materials on previously recorded cassettes can certainly be erased....editing such cassette tapes is possible but tricky because of their small size. Hope this is of some help.
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There is no "Record" button on the player so I would say that you cannot transfer mp3 to cassette.
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The previous answers are correct. Recording over or simply being silent in the record mode will edit out what you no longer want on the tape. Hope this helps.
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try cleaning it, or might be out of time.or check the tape to make sure there is no clear tape at the beginning.
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I would say your tapes are bad or your player has a problem. It's only an adapter.
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I really have no answer. The only thing I can suggest is that perhaps you punched out the tab so that the tape could not be overwritten by accident. Would it be possible that the program could read this as a copyrightprotection, so it would not process it? In case that is the problem, just put some tape over the "hole" and see if that works. Have you sent a question to the EZ folks? I found them to be helpful, but I was still not able to transfer my 8mm tapes to DVDs.
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I don't think so, but it is supposed to record a CD from a cassette, but haven't tried it
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I'm sorry, but I don't understand. Is there not enough ink in a cartridge to print on all of the tape in the same cartridge?
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I'm sorry, but I haven't noticed anyplace to plug in a cassette player, there may be, but I've had no reason to look for any such plug in.
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I haven't noticed it if there is. The sound quality of the tapes is better than other items like this I've used, and the "looping" less obvious. i take it with me when I travel, it helps a lot.
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No. I have one that doesn't. It could be that when the cassette was recorded the sound was turned too loud. I have some cassettes like that.
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No. "At the end of the tape, playback stops and the unit turns off automatically."
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I just didn't hear enough about the technology to know how well it would work (as you can see, no one besides you responded)--so my husband and I are still stuck in analog-ville. We bought two new cassette recorders at Best Buy (which still carries full-size cassette recorders) and use one for recording and one for transcribing. Clunky and time-consuming but it works. One day we'll switch over...but not quite yet!
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Maybe because I like to play my CDs without having to insert them one at a time? Also cassettes - some of us still have them!!