....the Macintosh version. .SIT is an extension from Aladdin's stuffit program which is common compressed file on a Macintosh. Go back a choose the correct platform...

Steve...R

Simple! Use an audio editor like <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Cool_Edit_2k/">Cool Edit 2000</a> to record the tape. Just plug the tape player into the IN port of your soundcard. Hit play. Hit record on the editor. All should be fine.

Then you will end up with WAVs. Resample them at a low sample-rate and in mono. Burn the result to disc using a program like <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Nero_win32/">Nero</a>. You should end up with a few hours a CD.

Lisa

: Any help on this is greatly appreciated -
: I have a friend who has about sermons on about
: 1 or 2 cd's that another friend had burned on
: cd from cassette -

: 1) Can you explain how I can burn from Cassette
: onto cd's?

: 2) How can He get so much on 1 cd?

: Any help is appreciated -

: Sincerly,
: Allan Danforth

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/wwwboard/messages/81752.html">Find out here</a>...

: What program do I need to copy my tapes to cds?

I don't blame people for not reading down the list of answers to find the answer to THE most popular question on this forum (as I do it myself sometimes..!) although I think that's what you should do. I can't remember how many times this has been answered on this very page. Go take a look... it can't be done..

Steve...R

: Our company needs to develop a specific audio player, embedded in our own video player.
: Please email me for the specifications.

I am a Bond University Graduate and Multimedia producer/developer from Australia.
What do you need exactly?

Send an email to Real.com!

: I lost my realjukebox security key for .rmx files.
: How do i recover it?
: Please send me any solution, if you get it.
: Thanks.

Here's the basics.

For LP's:

First, you need to connect the record deck to an amplifier. Connect the TAPE OUT
of the amplifer to the LINE IN of your sound card (if your amp does't have one, you
can use the headphone socket instead).

Record each song using something like Cool Edit (have a look in the music software
section here for other programs that do the same thing) and save them in WAV format.

Once you have all the songs as WAV files, use something like Nero or Easy CD Creator
to burn the tracks onto a CD.

As for tapes, just connect the tape player to the LINE IN of your sound card and follow
the same process.

If you need any more help, let me know.

Andy

Are you trying to make a cd of your mp3s to listen in a regular cd player?
If so, in your cd recording application you need to choose the audio cd and not the data cd template.
Most software will convert mp3 into regular audio cd format. BUT not all mp3s work: they have to be in 44.1 khz sampling rate.
Which cd burning software are you using?
declau,
<a href="http://www.mp3.com/declau">www.mp3.com/declau</a>

TMPGEnc asf converter, best one out there and it's free.

I assume the files you have are in MP3 or WAV format. Try <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/MP3_CD_Maker/">MP3 CD Maker</a> or <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Nero_win32/">Nero</a>.

Lisa

: Is there a way to convert p2p music files into something that can be used to allow putting the music on a CD, and be able to play in a CD player?

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/GoldWave/">Goldwave</a> is a decent audio editor/recorder. To layer your tracks, <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/DDClip_Free/">DDClip</a> has a freeware 4-track version. There would be other programs, but go look for em.

Lisa

: I wonder if I would find any freeware to help me create audio theater. I have some skits in mind, something funky, dramatic, with sounds effects and music. I would like to create on my PC with microphone, wav files, CD excerpts, etc., then burn a CD. Any ideas on a program that would help me do all this?

There are lots of references to this down the forum so do a search for LP on the forum page (browser text search) and you will find.

One thing to note though is all you really need is something that will record the audio input to your computer (soundcard). The other thing is, you CANNOT plug a record player directly into a soundcard as the two are incompatible. The record player needs to be line levelled which is the job of a seperate Recordplayer pre-amp (available seperately) or by plugging the record player into a standard hi-fi amp and then taking a line out from one of the tape outputs on the amp, and plugging that into the computers audio input..

Steve...R

you are so lame.

DAnce ejay sucks.