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Question: Do you need to have internet access to use the software?
Document: The tape deck is difficult to close and the whole thing feels a bit cheap, but it's not unattractive. The worst part really is the software. A novice user can't manage the hundreds of menus and options right out of the box. You'll need to read a few online tutorials just to get your bearings. Pro users will fair well, but probably still find it time consuming. This is powerful and versatile software, but it wasn't designed specifically for users of this machine.
The turntable says if I want to play a 45 rpm record I need to use the adapter that comes with the machine but it does not indicate which cord this is and radio stops working starts working
Heat item, no issue with using! Software is MAC compatible and is easy to use with instructions very understandable. Works with a few other audio programs as well.
This record player allows you to made CD's directly from the records with the build in CD recorder or (as I do) digitize the music and send it to your computer with the supplied software. Easy to use and good quality reproduction.
I bought this radio for my husband for Christmas. He has a lot of vinyls and had no way to play them or transfer them to CD's. He has been happy with the gift, but I did not realize that it is NOT a stand alone piece of equipment and MUST have a computer to make CD's. The software takes a little getting use to but not very hard. Other than that, we are happy with the purchase
We have had the Victoria unit for about a week now, and have found it satisfactory in all respects. We have begun to record our old vinyl records on CDs. The process is relatively straight forward, but be sure to read all the instructions thoroughly. They are very complete. You hook up the provided USB cord to your computer, then use the provided software to record. It is really simple. One thing, however, about the gain level of the recording.
Quality product!! Not only is it very nice to look at, the software is pretty easy to use. I have a lot of vinyl that I wanted to convert to mp3 and this is the perfect item for the job. In addition, it can do the same for my cassette tapes and cds. The sound quality is pretty good for having built in speakers. I love the fact that I can use one product to listen to all my forms of audio.
This entertainment system does it all. Now I'll be able to convert all my lps and cassettes to cds. It appears a number of problems mentioned in previous reviews have been addressed and are no longer a problem. The sound quality is not bad at all either - maybe not the best but still very good. I have installed the Audacity software and recorded one lp without a problem. However, I will have to study the manual some to be able to use all the features in the software.
The maker of this machine prefers to bundle this software with their product at no cost, rather than just design something that anyone can use.Buy a machine that records directly to CD and then mix in iTunes. You'll save yourself a lot of headaches.UPDATE: It ate the second cassette I played. I will definitely return it. I also did some research on machines that record directly to CD. They don't cut tracks. If you did want to cut tracks you'd still have to do it manually.
I own quite a number of Grace's internet radios and so when Grace on it's web site offered this for 99 dollars I thought I would get a worthwhile product at a reasonable price. Was I wrong - this thing is junk. The radio tuner is a tiny rotary type like those found on the 5 dollar transister radios of the late fifties. To say it difficult to use is an understatement and it has about the same degree of sensitivity and noise rejection as those old 5 dollar radios.
Answer: Ignore "The Suestir's" answer. He/she doesn't seem to understand your question. In answer to your question, no. The software for recording music from the machine to your computer via the provided cable installs on your computer from a CD. No internet needed (except for updates).