 So Basic I'm Embarassed, Converting my tapes to mp3 |
 Mon 8 Jul 2002, 10:52
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I have a G4 and a walkman with a cassette in it.
1. I want to plug in the walkman to the mac (the microphone socket at the back?) 2. I want to play a song on the walkman. 3. I want to use some software to capture the song and turn it into a n MP3 (preferably free stuff I can download from the internet) 4. Can anyone tell me exactly what to do so that it works Sorry for being such a wooz but really this computing thing really isn't me thanks Tony Goodman |
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 Sat 13 Jul 2002, 22:26
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SuperHero  Group: Banned Posts: 1,879 Joined: 24-Feb 02 Member No.: 3,562 |
QUOTE (Tony @ Jul 8 2002, 11:52) I have a G4 and a walkman with a cassette in it. 1. I want to plug in the walkman to the mac (the microphone socket at the back?) Yes, you can use the microphone socket. You only need an adapter (jack 3.6 stereo through another jack 3.6 stereo). QUOTE 2. I want to play a song on the walkman. Yes, i'm following you ;-) QUOTE 3. I want to use some software to capture the song and turn it into an MP3 (preferably free stuff I can download from the internet) I'll recommend Coaster to record the audiofile (aiff or sd2) and then DropMP3, based on Lame, or Ogg Drop whicj is opensource, to encode the file. Some commercial and dedicated software can do this easily in one pass, like n2mp3 or example. Bye. |
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Tony So Basic I'm Embarassed Mon 8 Jul 2002, 10:52
NoSloppy First, go here ---> http://www.macupdate.com/i... Mon 8 Jul 2002, 14:45 kaboombahchuck I think if you use the mic imput your recordings w... Mon 8 Jul 2002, 23:01
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