This is typically done by use of several elements, including an audio cassette player with a line-out port, a computer sound card with a line-in port, a cable that can connect the two, and software on the computer that records the audio contents and stores them digitally. Once stored on the computer, the files can be placed into any standard cd-burning software program (e.g. Windows Media Player) and have the CD be created. Note that while no special hardware is needed that you should probably already have laying around the house, there are specialized pieces of hardware at various stores that skip the computer step entirely: it reads the tape, converts it to a digital format, and burns it, all without manual intervention.
Audio media refers to the different formats that sound is available in. This can include CDs, cassettes, and digital sound files. Audio description is the auditory narration of visual representations such as television programs, films and live performances.
You can transfer files from an audio CD to your laptop. The process of doing so is called ripping. Many CDs use the .cda format while some others use .mp3. If the CD is copyright protected, you may not be able to transfer the files onto your computer.
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Audio CDs can be played by CD players and radios. The music CDs of your favorite artists that you buy are audio CDs, and they have nothing on them except audio signal. Data CD is a CD that can contain different types of data such as photos, videos, mp3 files, text files, etc. Data CDs are normally usable only on computers. However, there are radios and DVD-players that can scan through a data CD and find files that can be played on that particular player (for example, mp3 files).
No, you can just copy the audio files onto the MP3. You may have to convert the audio files though.
You can buy dubbing cassette decks and they'll work well for converting CDs to cassettes.
No, the Crosley CR248 just to play, not for DJing. Their's a Crosley CR248 model that can transfer your old vinyls and cassettes in to CDs
Audio text is "text" that is read aloud. Originally, such text was found on audio cassettes, and then released on CDs as technology moved forward. Audio text is now often found in a digital format suitable for listening on portable audio devices, such as iPods, Androids, and portable Microsoft products.
Jet Audio is a media player that works with many video and audio formats. The extra function is enable you to rip CDs, record sound, convert music files.
Regular audio CDs are uncompressed, therefore no. MP3 CDs generally support vbr however.
mp3+g files are on karaoke cds
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