New topic
PrintableNWF said: Nah, man. You should keep them. I still listen to cassettes to this day. There's nothing like that classic sound. Forget this digital age stuff.
 I'm with THIS answer. No sense in replacing all of 'em or getting rid of 'em.
I would be more keen on getting a new cassette deck and continue to play them. (Coming from the guy who bought Fat Boys (1984) and The Family (1985) on CD this year  ) | |
- E-mail - orgNote -  Report post to moderator |
theAudience said: heartbeatocean said: But I could probably buy a card with RCA inputs, no? Yes. tA  Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431  | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
Stax said: heartbeatocean said: What do you mean "audio line in"? You mean the mic in connector? What is the built in mic? (I know there's a built in mic on my PC laptop, but I don't see one on my Mac) I have to get this straight. I have a G4 tower.I don't know about the tower, but the G4 laptop has a 1/8 mini audio line in right next to the 1/8 mini headphone out. The laptop also has a built in mono mic, but it is pretty much useless. I suspect your tower has a 1/8 mini line in on the back. Yeah, I have the mic input but I don't think the tower has an internal mic. But is this the 16 bit stereo in you're talking about. The little hole with the picture of a microphone next to it? I guess I'll just have to test it out. See if it works. | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
NWF said: Nah, man. You should keep them. I still listen to cassettes to this day. There's nothing like that classic sound. Forget this digital age stuff.
 I got a top notch Sony cassette player at Salvation Army for $20. Hooked it up to my CD player and speakers.  | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
GaryMF said: Do a google search and you;ll find lots of step by step tutorials for converting vinyl and cassettes to MP3.
I did it on my iBook using a product called iMic to create a stereo input to my Mac notebook http://www.griffintechnol...ucts/imic/   It'd be nice if it took an RCA or 1/4" though. | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
heartbeatocean said: Stax said: I don't know about the tower, but the G4 laptop has a 1/8 mini audio line in right next to the 1/8 mini headphone out. The laptop also has a built in mono mic, but it is pretty much useless. I suspect your tower has a 1/8 mini line in on the back. Yeah, I have the mic input but I don't think the tower has an internal mic. But is this the 16 bit stereo in you're talking about. The little hole with the picture of a microphone next to it? I guess I'll just have to test it out. See if it works.mine doesn't have a picture of mic, but I can't really describe the icon next to it. it looks kind of like this: >0< a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
Stax said: heartbeatocean said: Yeah, I have the mic input but I don't think the tower has an internal mic. But is this the 16 bit stereo in you're talking about. The little hole with the picture of a microphone next to it? I guess I'll just have to test it out. See if it works.mine doesn't have a picture of mic, but I can't really describe the icon next to it. it looks kind of like this: >0< 
I'm such nerd... | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
heartbeatocean said: daPrettyman said: On ur pc, u usually have a "line in" jack on the back. You can use the mic in also, but it doesn't record it as well as the line in. My Mac doesn't have a line in, just a mic in. My PC laptop only has a mic in and what looks like an RCA line out for a monitor (?). Check out the iMic link above. It creates a line in but hooks up to your USB port. it's pretty cheap as I recall. I used it with my ibook and created MP3 of my Apollonia albums among others 
SORRY I SEE YOU DID LOOK AT IT. I THINK WHAT I ENDED UP USING WAS AN RCA TO MINI-PLUG CABLE I BOUGHT AT RADIO SHACK OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. [Edited 7/11/07 22:07pm]  | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
GaryMF said: heartbeatocean said: My Mac doesn't have a line in, just a mic in. My PC laptop only has a mic in and what looks like an RCA line out for a monitor (?). Check out the iMic link above. It creates a line in but hooks up to your USB port. it's pretty cheap as I recall. I used it with my ibook and created MP3 of my Apollonia albums among others
SORRY I SEE YOU DID LOOK AT IT. I THINK WHAT I ENDED UP USING WAS AN RCA TO MINI-PLUG CABLE I BOUGHT AT RADIO SHACK OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. [Edited 7/11/07 22:07pm] Awesome. | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
I just record them to cd with my burner and then extract them and save them as an mp3. that way I already have them to cd. nipsy | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
funkyslsistah said: They were a major part of my music listening life. Even though I have been steadily replacing the cassette tapes with cd, I don't want to replace all of them. With a collection of over 400 cassette tapes shrouded in dust, I am left with these series of questions.
Is there any way cassettes can be transferred to cd or mp3? I want to actually listen to the music but in mp3 form for my Ipod. Has anybody done that? What equipment is needed to do that? I took all of my cassettes to a place that specializes in transferring cassettes into CD format. It was so worth it, because I didn't want my cassettes anymore, and I sold alot of them on Ebay. RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
| - E-mail - orgNote - Report post to moderator |
