B
Blewz
Is there a freeware program I could use to rip cassette tapes to make
cd's out of them?
cd's out of them?
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dfrog
Blewz said:Is there a freeware program I could use to rip cassette tapes to make
cd's out of them?
dbPoweramp from here:-
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/
dfrog
J
Joe Silver
dfrog said:
I've also obtained good results by recording cassette tracks to hard
disk using Audacity, saving them as WAVE files, and burning them to CD
with Exact Audio Copy.
Audacity:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net
Exact Audio Copy:
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de
M
Mike Andrade
EAC is the bees knees, baby.
J
Joe Silver
Mike said:EAC is the bees knees, baby.
It is quite a versatile program. I forgot to mention earlier that it can
record WAVEs as well as burn them to disc, thereby eliminating the need
to use Audacity. I haven't tried this yet, though, so I can't vouch for
how well it works. EAC does seem to do many things very nicely, though.
J
J. Yazel
==================================EAC is the bees knees, baby.
Is that good? I haven't heard that term before).
Thanks.
Jack
M
Mike Andrade
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bees+knees&r=s&pos=1==================================
Is that good? I haven't heard that term before).
J
J. Yazel
===================
Thanks very much.
Jack
D
Dan Glybitz
Mike Andrade said:
Not sure about their definitions of bees knees. It means very good/the best
etc, but I always understood it to be a corruption of "the business" meaning
the same thing essentially.
DG.
M
Mike Andrade
Unless you're the Beav and Wally's givin' you "the business."Not sure about their definitions of bees knees. It means very
good/the best etc, but I always understood it to be a corruption
of "the business" meaning the same thing essentially.
B
Blewz
It is quite a versatile program. I forgot to mention earlier that it can
record WAVEs as well as burn them to disc, thereby eliminating the need
to use Audacity. I haven't tried this yet, though, so I can't vouch for
how well it works. EAC does seem to do many things very nicely, though.
Jeepers Creepers, I've been using EAC for more than 3 years now. I
totally forgot that it had that capability. I was trying to find
something as good as EAC, guess I found it.
I'm ashamed