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Question: I want to convert all my old music cassettes to my Windows 7 Media player. Will it automatically put them in an MP3 form? I won't put into ITunes.
Document: This product does not work with Windows 8. It will not download the new format to iTunes and I can not use Windows Media Player. Waste of money.
That's when my problems occurred. I finished my taping using Audacity, which was fine since I was almost done. ION Audio is aware of the problem and says they are working on the update. In the meantime, you might NOT want to update your ITunes until you finish taping if you run on Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8.
I wanted to transfer some old cassette tapes to MP3 files on my laptop. Easy to use. Only surprise was that you have to download free ITunes software to use this item but that was also easy.
Product worked as advertised but I tried to use it to convert some language tapes to MP3 and ended up with too much background noise. To be fair the tapes have lots of pauses and blank sections where it is easy to pick up noise. It may work fine for music. I can't say.I ended up returning the item and had no problems with vendor. They accepted the return with no hassle so rest assured that if you do buy the product and it doesn't work for you that you can return it.
I've long wanted to convert my library of books on tape to digital format. But I was put off by having to acquire cables and a sound card and even Audacity is too complex for me. This is the perfect solution.The software was super easy to install and use. I have a MacBook Pro and was delighted by how well the software just works.I did have a few problems with the tape player. It wouldn't stop at the end of the side, even when it wasn't in auto reverse mode.
When I read the reviews where people said they were transfering songs within minutes of starting and that they put in a tape and came back in an hour with all songs in Itunes I was sold. Later I realized that the rewiews were 4 years old. Must have been a dig=fferent model than the one I received.
I read all the previous reviews to this one. The updates are in. It is completely compatible to ITunes. Great quality, product. I am very satisfied. OK you want the cons...well it is battery operated, so get the best batteries, I recommend Energizer Lithium. But hey, if you're as old as I am {38}, and you got the tapes from a minute... lol, back in tha day, then you will be ecstatic.
The product does exactly what it says it does, and comes with the software for you to convert your music. It's not a high-tech tape player by any means, but it doesn't have any of the negative features of similar products such as varying playback speed causing bad conversions. If you wanted to this product also doubles as a portable tape player if you didn't already own one.The downside of this product was the instructions for how to operate the device.
On first glance this little cassette player/recorder is a bit cheap looking, but it worked like a charm to get my father's many cassettes into ITunes and bring him into the 21 century. Unfortunately, after a month of moderate use, the software now "hangs up," and I can no longer download what I just recorded. It says "Can't export. Close any active window in ITunes." I've left a message with the company, but I've not heard from them. I'll try again.
Records your old tapes great, Only bad thing is the software only works on windows operating system. I only wish they would have software for mac osx too.
Answer: I think the software included only works with ITunes. You'd have to use Audacity or another software.