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Question: Does this unit have the capability to transfer audio cassette tapes to an Apple computer?
Document: The ezcap USB Cassette Capture unit does Its job. I found t hat it was easy to use. I had been using an Ion digital turntable to transfer hundreds of vinyl records to my computer, so I had completed the learning curve with the Audacity software.The ezcap USB Cassette Capture unit was very inexpensive, and considering that, it is great. The sound quality is, however, at best okay. If you have quality music on a library of cassette tapes, you might look for a better quality unit.
This little unit was perfect for what I needed - to convert some old cassette audio tapes into digital files that I can post and share with friends. The original quality of the cassettes wasn't great, so I wasn't expecting great results, but I found that there was no noticeable quality degredation after I converted. The unit was super easy to use and set up was very fast and simple.
I purchased this unit as an affordable replacement for my stereo tape deck component. The &#34;ezcap&#34; branded unit I received from Far Cloud is well made and includes rewind and fast forward capability. Drivers were downloaded and installed automatically when I plugged the converter's USB cable into my Windows 7 Internet computer, but I experience the same &#34;motor boating&#34; background noise that I experience with a VHS video cassette capture USB different converter.
My Computer Is Old So When I Recorded Something Into My Computer With This Device It Came Out All Jumbled Up No Matter Playing Tapes With This Device Is A Dream Come True You See I Have Music That You Just Can't Find On&#34;Youtube&#34;On Audio Cassette So Listening To Them After All These Years Just Felt So Good I Highly Recommend This Incredible Durable Device To Anyone Still Stuck In The Past Like Me.
I have a number of church message tapes that I wanted to convert to MP3s and I was pretty excited when I found this device. I got it configured for my Mac with Audacity, but the audio output of the unit was so bad the recordings were not usable. There was a constant, loud, repetitive noise. This noise was not present when tapes were played on another tape deck. Returning the unit. Guess I'll keep looking...
So far so good. Works well for reviewing old cassette tapes and transferring the ones you want to keep. I haven't tried the transfer process yet.
The one they sent me was a "Hype HY-2010-TP." You might get a "AGptek." Other reviewers may have received a device that automatically flips to the other side of the cassette...mine did not.So I tossed this lousy unit into the trash...where it belongs. I went to a Goodwill store, bought an old cassette deck for $3...then went to Fry's and bought an audio out/audio in cable.
Plug the USB connector into the cassette deck and computer.2. Open Audacity.3. Insert the tape into the cassette deck.4. Press "Play" on the cassette deck and then the red "Record" button on Audacity.5. When the recording is finished, Audacity lets you export as an MP3 file. I save the files to my computer, and then transfer the files to CCD's to play in any CCD player.
Certainly not the best quality unit but an excellent choice for the money. I would recommend this product to anyone that has an old box of cassette tapes and they are unwilling to part with. A great choice for both PC and Mac users (the included instructions are for Windows but should translate easily for Mac users). Don't throw out those old tapes without first considering this product! !
It is simple to use and works just as I needed. Even with the old cassette tapes I had no problems whatsoever. The software it comes with is open source but very effective. I've worked with professional audio tools like WaveLab so I can say from experience that it is a very effective tool. Easy to cut out blank segments between the sides and at the top and end of the recording. Just highlight a segment in the waveform and press delete.
Answer: Yes, I've been using it with my MacBook Pro.  However, I did not use the software (disk) that came with it.  (Small disc.  Not compatible with Mac.)  I use a program called Audacity, that I downloaded from the internet.