How to record sound (Convert cassette to MP3 WMA)

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How to record sound (Convert cassette to MP3)

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Cassette tapes are becoming less and less popular, as CDs and MP3

players are becoming more and more popular. If you have music or some

other kind of content on cassette tapes that you want to keep,

however, it is easy to transfer the content to MP3 files.

 

Follow the steps below to record sound (Convert cassette to MP3) from

microphone or line-in jacks.

 

Recording sound (Convert cassette to MP3) using Eufony Audio Converter

http://www.softe.net/audio_converter.php

 

After launch Eufony, Click "Sound Recorder" in the toolbar.

If you want to convert cassette tapes to mp3, you will need a double

audio socket in then link a cassette player via its headphone socket

to your computer's line in or mic socket. You can get an audio jack

pigtail at an electronic store as well.

Adjust the equipment and volume controls by first determining if your

computer has an in jack and not just a microphone jack (That will be

good if it does, because a microphone jack will provided more

amplification than necessary). Look for the output jack on your tape

recorder. If you are using a stand alone cassette recorder, just plug

the pigtail jack into the headphone jack. Adjust the volume to just

below maximum level on both the input and output devices.

Playback the audio cassette tape.

Click Record to start recording.