Converting cassette tapes to mp3
March 6, 2005 7:59 PM   Subscribe

Does anyone know of a self contained device that can convert cassette tapes to mp3 or burn them to a CD? If not, what is the best software and setup to use with computer? I've got a zillion cassette tapes. Help!
posted by jimbo1023 to Computers & Internet (4 answers total)
 
Can't tell you if it's really as good as it looks, but check this out.
posted by scarabic at 8:23 PM on March 6, 2005


If you absolutely need a 'self-contained' device, go with something like scarabic's suggestion. But, you could do it a bit cheaper by getting a device like this (unless your computer already has a line in jack), hooking it up to your standard tape deck, and capturing the sound through your computer using Audio Hijack or something similar. Granted, you'll only be able to import at 1x, but that's about the only speed you can digitize analog sound.

Alternatively, I'm sure there's a service somewhere that'll do this for you, albeit expensively.
posted by anarcation at 8:52 PM on March 6, 2005


Anyone know if there's anything like the PlusDeck around for Mac hardware/OS X?
posted by alana at 9:08 PM on March 6, 2005


there was a post about this here earlier. here is the link. I don't know if this is exactly what you're looking for but I thought it might help.
posted by karen at 9:28 PM on March 6, 2005


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