A good start would be to clean all of the surfaces that come in contact with
the tape including the pinch roller, capstan, and playback and recording
heads.
Failing that it is:
Tape Baking
When magnetic recording tapes are being stored, moisture is slowly absorbed
by the binder that holds the co
The last thing that you want to do is to expose your cassette tapes to
water of any kind. See the article below on tape baking.
Tape Baking
When magnetic recording tapes are being stored, moisture is slowly absorbed
by the binder that holds the components of the tape together. Affected tapes
wi
It's not so much dust that is causing the squeel, but the binders that were
used wen making the audio tape, especially those tapes that were
manufactured in the middle to late 70's.
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Brian, this sounds like incredibly good news! As a person who works as a
library assistant, I'm always on the lookout for affordable easy to use
equipment for us blind folk who want to listen to audible books and music
without losing our minds! Smile. Much to my beloved husband's annoyance
(
You can find a selection of Winamp plug-ins that could be useful at
www.nunzioweb.com/daz.
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The last thing that you want to do is to expose your cassette tapes to
water. In most cases it is moisture that is causing the problem. Read below.
Tape Baking
When magnetic recording tapes are being stored, moisture is slowly absorbed
by the binder that holds the components of the tape together
HI Vicki, make sure you get DVR plus or DVRw plus blanks. most brands will work
today. the machines will format them, and you won't have much of a problem.
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Only problem, is1 gig, now days, that isn't mucyh storage area.
I have more than that on my cell phone.
At 06:01 AM 05/28/2007, you wrote:
>Brian, this sounds like incredibly good news! As a person who works as a
>library assistant, I'm always on the lookout for affordable easy to use
>equipment f
I want to make a list of music I like for my music teacher. Can I use
Winamp or Windows Media Player 11 to do this or do I need a cataloging
program?
Bobcat
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A very quck way of doing this is to go to yoru music folder,
Hit apps key on it, hit play in winamp.
Once it loads and starts playing the first track hit pause.
Now hit, Ctrl, alt G.
This will generate a list of the music to an html page that can be saved an
emailed.
It gives some cool stats t
Hi,
Thanks for the info on this. Just curious though - are the fast forward and
rewind commands anywhere in the menus? Because I couldn't find them, though
I did find jump to...
Catherine
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Nice one Barry.
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A very quck way of doing this is to go to yoru music folder, Hit apps key on
it, hit play
Hi, Listers,
I have tried Napster and the RealNetworks music store using my laptop with
Windows Vista Home Premium with nosuccess.
Does anyone know of a reasonably accessible music store for purchasing
individual tracks?
Thanks
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I like
http://musicdownloads.walmart.com
songs are eighty eight cents each and albums are under ten
dollars. I find most of what I search for there.
Tom
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>Hi, Listers,
>
>I have tried Napster and the RealNetworks music store using
>my laptop with Windows Vista Home Pre
Hello Allen,
Try I Tunes, they are very user frendly for everyone.
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> Hi, Listers,
>
> I have tried Napster and the RealNetworks music store using my laptop with
Victoria,
I forgot to mention that this unit retails for around $350.00 ! Hope that
doesn't create problems for you!
-Mac-
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Don't know, as I haven't used it that much, to have encountered that
problem! I am not using it for a lot of copying! It does transfers
automatically, once a VHS cassette is put into the unit and a blank
recordable DVD is put into the DVD recording portion. I am not aware of any
problems, lik
Friends, I'm going to stick my neck out and ask this question of you all.
i'm wondering if there's any such thing as a portable stereo system complete
with turntable that i can plug in to my computer besides just listening to
on it's ownh?
I want to one day record my vinyl records on to pc. i wou
That's right and the machine that I mentioned, BTW, Victoria, is a one touch
unit; it records, automatically, like I said, once you put the cassette and
the blank DVD into it!
-Mac-
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www.thinkgeek.com has a USB turn table. I haven't used it, but a friend of
mine got one and is very happy with it.
Casey
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High Randy,
There is a turntable that you can plug in to your computer.
There are a coppal that I know about.
One of them is a Newmark which connects to your computer via a USB
connection.
I don't have the direct address for the manufacturer,
but I got mine from:
http://www.americanmusical.com
So
forgive me for sounding a bit ignorant. how does this work?
is it strictly a turntable?
or is it a complete stereo system?
Thanks. Randy.
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i will give this a try. You may thing I'm a bit of a nut, but i love the old
hisses and pops of the records. can yu also listen to your records this way
as well?
Randy.
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High Randy,
Yes you can, you don't even have to have it hooked up to your computer to
listen to it if you don't want to listen to it that way.
It also comes with RCA connecters so you can hook it up to any stereo sistem
that has auxilorly inputs.
Right now, I have mine hooked up to both my comput
wow. I have a bit to learn about this kind of thing.
i really appreciate your input as I'm gonna get this one for sure. i'm not
really sure if my tape deck system has rca aonnections. I may have to get
someone to check this out for me.
Randy.
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Thanks for this tip; it really works well!
-Mac-
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A very quck way of doing this is to go to yoru music folder,
Hit apps key on it
High everyone,
I have a cd that I have a problem ripping all of its tracks from.
Yesterday it skipped one track, and when I tried to start over, it would just
rip the name of the artest and alvem but that's all.
I tried this again after looking for software that mite get in the way of this
and re
The professional Revox cassette recorder/player that you are looking for is
probably the model 710 .
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Hi Friends,
Is there any way that I can listen to French Open Tennis commentary? Help
appreciated. Thank you.
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Could the dost in a cassette be blown out by a hair dryer set on low?
Vicky
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>Hi
>
>If you go to my Portable Players Portal page,
>www.hartgen.org/portable.html
>You will find a page devoted to the Zen Stone player. This contains a
>description of it and the JAWS scripts for Creative Media Lite. There
>is just one installer to sup
Hi Garry, Thanks! I never can tell which is the correct type to get.
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Thanks for the great tip, Dj Paddy.
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A very quck way of doing this is to go to yoru music folder,
Hit apps key on it, hit play i
You need to actually d what she said but then open the playlist editor with
alt+e, control+tab to it and then hit control+alt+g.
: Thanks for the great tip, Dj Paddy.
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Hi
Can anyone suggest a good quality robust wireless transmitter?
I bought 2 small fairly inexpensive wireless transmitters recently (now legal
in UK) to
1. tTake sound from my computer's soundcard and broadcast this into the fm band
of my new Sony DVD player 5.1 system.
2. To broadcast Sky from
Hi, John! Does this happen with a particular CD, or is it happening with
every CD that you try to rip?
Jana
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>
Panasonic also makes a DVD recorder/DVD plus VCR!
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> Don, I am going to bet that you can not make a copy of a commercial VHS
>
Hi Bob. Here's a question: If everyone gives up CD's and tapes for a
harddrive, if you put all your stored music on it from many years of
listening, what if the drive crashes, and then you lose everything you have,
short of copying to another harddrive recording system?
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I hear that with DVD ram disks, you can record on one disk many more times
than on a DVD.
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> Hi Garry and Don, Thanks for your
There's no such thing as an indestructable storage medium. I'd call a hard
drive one of the least-trustworthy of the media, but ultimately nthe
safest backup method is one that involves duplicity.
Bruce
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