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How to transfer / convert my classical music audio cassette tape to mp3 files?
I have some valuable records on cassette tape format audio. A few years ago, my late grandfather used to record her singing grandchildrens little, including me hehe. It's fun to send my cousins, when all grown up now:). Please help me, how to transfer mp3 files? thanks a lot earlier.
get a cable with male connectors on both ends ranging from the headphone jack of the cassette player to the line in jack of your sound card. Since you can not record a program recorder.
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