Sarah Geeson Brown |
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Fri 14 Jan 2022, 18:03 Wow, thanks everyone. Much appreciated. |
Steve Jones |
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Fri 14 Jan 2022, 12:11 A cassette player with a USB output isn't essential if you have a computer with an audio (preferably line-level) input. Use a 3.5 mm stereo jack connection (I think - it may be 2.5"). For a laptop without an audio in, a USB audio adapter will do the job. I would concur with the use of Audacity. |
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Fri 14 Jan 2022, 11:53 To digitise the tapes, you'll need a cassette player with a USB output (example). Then, assuming you have a computer (desktop or laptop), you'll want some audio software (I recommend Audacity which is free) and a good helping of patience. You don't need to be a computer whizz to do it but some confidence in learning new software is required. |
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Thu 13 Jan 2022, 22:26 (last edited on Fri 14 Jan 2022, 09:30) A quick Google took me here https://www.iamfy.co/product/crs132-usb-cassette-player-recorder-with-external-microphone |
Sarah Geeson Brown |
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Thu 13 Jan 2022, 21:55 Thanks Merle. How great that my favourite and local bookshop can offer this. I'll be in touch once I've had the chance to hear the tapes. |
merle esson |
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Thu 13 Jan 2022, 09:59 The Woodstock Bookshop can get your tapes transferred to digital files. 01993 812760 |
Sarah Geeson Brown |
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Wed 12 Jan 2022, 18:57 Great! Thanks Helen. I've sent you a message via this site with my phone number etc. S |
Helen Holwill |
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Wed 12 Jan 2022, 17:59 I have one that was kindly given to me for a similar purpose. You would be welcome to borrow it. |
Sarah Geeson Brown |
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Wed 12 Jan 2022, 17:57 Does anyone have a portable tape cassette player I could borrow? I've found some tapes with family voices recorded from 30 years ago, and frustratingly have nothing to play them on. Also, any recommendations as to how I transfer them to digital files? Thanks so much. Sarah G-B |
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