Re: tranferring cassette music to a cd format
Reply #1 –
G'day Rich,
this isn't actually hard, just takes a few steps...
- Connect your cassette player line-out to the line-in of your sound card.
- Use a "recorder" application to record from the "line-in" of your sound card to .wav format. Windows recorder is not useful for this without some fiddling... IF you have a creative sound card you should have a suitable product in "Creative Wave Studio". There are also several free products you can download like "Audacity" which will let you export in .wav format.
- Having saved your .wav file, you can now launch you burner product (Roxio).
- You now need to start a project that will create an audio CD. While some very recent car CD players can now recognise MP3 and other formats, only the original audio format is guaranteed to work in all players, with the exception that some older CD players (domestic as well as car) do not read burnt CDs.
- Select you new .wav file(s) for burning and burn away...
You should now have what you're after.
Lawrie