Yes you can, if your eMac has a mic-in port.From: Kenneth Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> However, I seem to have a predicament that no one has yet been able to answer. Can I take a stereo plug from my cassette recorder and plug it into the microphone jack, and then record (in real time) the music?
I would caution you strongly, however, to keep the volume level on the cassette player very LOW. The sound coming from it is already amplified, and there is a risk that you could damage the computer if you attempt to pump too much amplified sound into that port.
There are a variety of programs that will record your incoming sound into a AIFF file, from which you can use iTunes to convert it to MP3. Among other programs, Sound Studio, Amadeus II, Line In, AudioRecorder, Audiocorder OSX, Jasmine, AudioX, Cacophony, Audacity, Spin Doctor (part of Toast), Peak, Audio Hijack, Wiretap and many more can record incoming sound.
_Chas_
Read the PDB of August 6th, 2001 for yourself: http://www.cnn.com/2004/images/04/10/whitehouse.pdf and then tell me how the President could go on vacation for a month.
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