Will I be able to transfer music on cassette to a cd using Windows 7 with the ION Tape 2 Go Cassette Player and Converter with USB
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Yes, but it doesn't work as well as you would think. It's inexpensive so you get what you pay for. I now just use it primarily as a car tape player (I go thru many batteries) as I only have a car CD player. And I connect the cassette player to my AUX port in the car. I would really suggest buying a cassette to recordable cd machine if you have as many to convert as I do. Costs more to get quality recordings.
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No- I haven't even been able to successfully get music from the tape to the computer with this converter. The instructions are ambiguous and the music file it produces just sound garbled. Don't waste your money on this product.
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You should be able to. Just save it to your computer and burn to a CD as you would normally.
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Not directly. You have to transfer your cassette to itunes on your computer, then you can make a CD.
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This device converts analog audio (like from a mixer or ipod) into spdif digital audio. There's no usb or other computer connection. So if your windows machine has a spdif input (most don't), it should work fine.
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Hi, Sorry for the delay in responding. I love this recorder and yes you can hook up a CD player to it. Not sure why you would want to. The internal CD is of very high quality. I transferred about 100 cassettes to CD perfectly. I am going to put this recorder up for sale shortly as I do not need it any longer. Hope this information helps.
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I would guess so but I haven't tried this. My usage is simple: I rip CDs to MP3 files on my laptop and transfer them to the Philips.
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Do you mean the software to run the cdrom? or are you trying to copy a software to your computer, like cd to pc? The DVD ROM is plug and play with Windows OS. We had it on windows 7, though it needed two usb ports to power. If you are trying to copy a cd on to a pc, then it would depend on the software copyright. A music cd, you can rip using windows media player. A movie, probably not. A program, maybe, depending on if you can grab everything into a folder. Let me know if you need assistance, Thanks, Kevin
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Yes, I have Windows 7 and the machine works. BUT, before you burn CDs with your digitized music, be sure to go into your Windows 7 audio controls and set things so you get the fidelity you want. I did not, and the fidelity was poor--neither bass nor treble could be heard.
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The short answer is "Yes"! The longer answer is it connects via a micro USB connector on the ION Tape Express and the USB 2.0 (it will work on if you have a USB 3.0 port) port on the computer (pc or mac).
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Hello Warren,I just tried it on my WIN7 computer and it worked. Plugged into USB, the computer found it and loaded drivers. I listened to music on the MP3 using Win7 and loaded music to it from the computer. No problem.
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If your car has a cassette player there is a simpler solution than the FM transmitter. Cheaper too. Just buy an MP3 to cassette converter. I've been using one for years to listen to my MP3 player in the car. With a 2GB MP3 player I can load enough audio books for a trip from Chicago to North Carolina and back and this adapter is very simple to use. I tried an FM transmitter but it was just too flaky. I wish I could remember the brand. The mp3 to cassette converter is plug and go. Here's one you can get on Amazon:Philips USA PH-62050 CD/MP3/MD-To-Cassette Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer) If your car has a cassette player there is a simpler solution than the FM transmitter. Cheaper too. Just buy an MP3 to cassette converter. I've been using one for years to listen to my MP3 player in the car. With a 2GB MP3 player I can load enough audio books for a trip from Chicago to North Carolina and back and this adapter is very simple to use. I tried an FM transmitter but it was just too flaky. I wish I could remember the brand. The mp3 to cassette converter is plug and go. Here's one you can get on Amazon:Philips USA... » Read More If your car has a cassette player there is a simpler solution than the FM transmitter. Cheaper too. Just buy an MP3 to cassette converter. I've been using one for years to listen to my MP3 player in the car. With a 2GB MP3 player I can load enough audio books for a trip from Chicago to North Carolina and back and this adapter is very simple to use. I tried an FM transmitter but it was just too flaky. I wish I could remember the brand. The mp3 to cassette converter is plug and go. Here's one you can get on Amazon:Philips USA PH-62050 CD/MP3/MD-To-Cassette Adapter (Discontinued by Manufacturer) « Show Less
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I was able to convert several cassettes to cd and mp3 but the converter died and I had to find a different unit to finish my project. This USB unit is cheaply made and not reliable. Sorry.
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It should work. I have Windows 7 PC and I wanted to transfer old records from 3.5 disks to my PC and a flash drive and I had no problems once I plugged USB cable external 3.5 drive into my PC.
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Sorry, I do not know. I just plug it into my PC. If your cassette transcriber is similar to the Audio plug in to a PC, I think it would work.
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I ripped the CDs using Windows Media Player, mostly in .mp3 format, to my "my Music folder". A folder with the CD title was created for each CD with the individual song as a file in that folder. I then copied the CD folder to the SDRAM and the player sorted it out and played the music. It will also accept a USB thumb drive, but the SDRAM takes up less phsical space.
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Very easy...just press the appropriate button on the remote or on the stereo to make the switch from cd to usb.
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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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Yes, you can play a CD & record it to a USB flash drive. I have all of my CD's on flash drives, which I downloaded from my computer. I simply choose a flash drive & play it back in the Teac in the shuffle mode, which is what I used to do with my old Sony 400 CD player. This is far superior in both sound quality and convenience.