Record a sound from a CD to a cassette tape
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Clément
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Hello everyone!
So I'm warning you right away, this is an Old School topic! I'll explain my problem: I've just got a car that only has a cassette tape player, and I would like to record music from a CD (or directly from my computer) TO a cassette tape! (and not the other way around)
Thank you in advance for your answers!
Clément.
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So I'm warning you right away, this is an Old School topic! I'll explain my problem: I've just got a car that only has a cassette tape player, and I would like to record music from a CD (or directly from my computer) TO a cassette tape! (and not the other way around)
Thank you in advance for your answers!
Clément.
Configuration: Mac OS X / Safari 535.1
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Hello
you need to have a hi-fi cassette deck, or a hi-fi system with a cassette deck.
simply connect the PC output to the REC input of the cassette deck;
or the PC output to the AUX input of the hi-fi system.
with a stereo mini-jack to double RCA cable. For example:
http://www.electronique-diffusion.fr/product_info.php?cPath=23_46_365&products_id=10169
there are different lengths available.
then send the audio; adjust the recording volume on the cassette deck (and also the output volume on the PC), and start recording. -
Hi,
There's an easier way:
http://www.promocaz.fr/adaptateur-cassette-pour-baladeur-lecteur-externe-ipod-mp3-audio-3.5mm-fr.html
You invest in an MP3 player with as much storage as you need, then you store your music in FLAC format on it, and when you connect the player to the cassette adapter, you'll get the sound of your music through the speakers. -
Hello, like you, I have an old car with only a cassette player. I tried both methods described, and it works very well. The cassette recorder requires a bit more work, but the result is the same.
Good luck -
Thank you all, I bought the adapter for mp3 and it suits me perfectly! Sorry for the delayed response, thanks again in any case :)