how to I convert my audio tapes into CD's ?

Answer 1

You could hook up a portable tape player to your computer using an 1/8" stereo male mini plug to 1/8" stereo male mini plug cable.
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Or if you have a home stereo with a cassette deck hook up your home stereo to your computer using an 1/8" stereo male mini plug to two mono RCA plugs "Y" adapter.
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Or if you have a home stereo with or a CDR/cassette deck, or if you have a home stereo with a CDR deck & a cassette deck, you could just use your home stereo. That's what I use since my home stereo has a dual CDR deck & a dual cassette deck.

Answer 2

Great post above from Rosco about the physical connections.

Now the software. Get a free program like "Audiograbber" and read the few sentences on "Line in recording".

Then take 5 minutes to find a preferred archive format for your audio. "256 kbps mp3" is a good , highly compatible format.

Answer 3

Get a walkman or perhaps though you employ to play cassettes. you would be wanting a twine with stereo mini jacks on the two ends (maximum computing device speaker set united statesincorporate them) Plug one end into the walkman and one in into the Microphone jack on your computing device. Then checklist it into an MP3 and burn it on CD. you are able to checklist each and every track seperate so the CD has tracks... make confident the quantity for the walkman isnt too loud and additionally the recording MP3 quantity isnt too loud, it fairly is going to distort the sound. in any case you have the basics now.

Answer 4

get a CD recorder

Answer 5

buy a converter that goes into your computer and it will do it automaticly. you can get them online or at some computer stores