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>Subject: Re: #8210 Question about digitizing audiocassettes

At 21:07 -0400 11/4/06, LLTI-Editor wrote:
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>This from a faculty member:
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>"Is there equipment that will record from audiocassette directly to CD-R
>for a listening copy without the intervention of a computer workstation?"

Yes. Take the audio out from your cassette player and put it into a 
CD recorder (i.e., a stand-alone unit). The transfer may need to be 
monitored (for tracks, etc.). You will end up with an audio CD (which 
can usually be played on a computer as well).

Barbara

Barbara Need
Manager (SS4), Computer Support, Archivist


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