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IPOD CD PLAYER ADAPTER?

OKay.. so i want to play my ipod through the speakers of my car and i have a cd player in my car.. i know there are special cassette adapters which are like cassette tapes but with a headphone cable on them to plug into your mp3 player.. is there a cd made like this??

Your best bet is an FM transmitter,

No one makes what your thinking of, because CD spin in the deck and that makes something like this virtually impossible. :/

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There seems to be a lot of people around who still use, or want to be able to play cassette tapes, and are looking to buy a new or second hand cassette deck. After all you may want to be able to transfer your old cassette tapes to your PC, convert them to MP3 format or burn your tunes to CD.

Before you buy, here is some vital information that will make your purchase easier and could save you money in the long run.

When looking at new cassette decks the first thing you should ask yourself is:

Do I want to transfer cassette to cassette.

Will I be making new recordings.

Will I be mainly playing back my old tapes, perhaps with a view to transferring cassette to CD.

If you need to transfer cassette tape to cassette tape then you will be looking for a twin or dual cassette deck.

Surprisingly enough dual cassette decks are not that much more expensive than single decks. The reason is their quality. The majority of dual decks use just one motor to drive both decks. Even the top brands like Pioneer and Technics use this system. In my experience, having spent many years repairing and servicing cassette decks, the mechanisms tend to be rather flimsy (cheap!) increasing wow and flutter figures especially when using both cassette decks at once. Any problems with tight tapes and varying loads on one deck, will affect the smooth running and accuracy of the other deck.

For this reason I am not a big fan of dual cassette decks unless you spend a lot of money on a really high quality deck.

There is one advantage of a single motor dual deck, all be it small, is when recording cassette to cassette. Because the same motor drives both decks, regardless of whether the deck is in normal or high speed, the cassette copy should run at exactly the same speed as the original tape so the pitch of your music should be identical to the original. Ideally I would use two single cassette decks although you will not have the advantage of high speed dubbing. However if you still want a dual cassette deck I would suggest you buy new.

If you want to make new recordings, then unless you are sure about the quality of a second hand deck, then once again I would suggest you buy new.

If your main objective is playing back your old cassette tapes maybe to transfer cassette to CD, then it would be best to buy a single deck and look at second hand. You will need to check out the condition of a second hand cassette deck. Things like tape head wear for instance although many decks use ferrite or glass tape heads which hardly wear at all, in which case tape head wear would not be an issue, but there is the problem of the mechanics i.e. motors, gears, clutches, belts and pinch rollers. If there are problems with any of these then you will get high wow and flutter, and incorrect running speed. Always take along a cassette tape recorded with music (speech will not show up problems well) know well. Listen to the high frequencies (treble) - is it clear? Listen to long notes - are they steady, and do not sound wowy or warbly? Let the cassette deck run for as long as you can and listen for any change in, or excess mechanical noise. All these tips will tell you if the deck is worth buying or not!

It is worth mentioning that if there is some head wear, tape playback quality is not affected as much by tape head wear as record, so this should not be an issue unless the heads are very badly worn.

If you want to buy second hand I would recommend an article on buying a new and second hand cassette deck on our website. It gives you some more information to make sure you buy a decent, reliable deck. With the right knowledge, you can buy yourself a much better quality deck for less money.

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How to Get Schematic Diagram for an Old German Dual Radio?

I need schematic diagram of German Dual CR40 (Radio), C809 (Cassette Deck) and CV1600 (Stereo Amplifier). Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.

Try these places to start with.

http://www.vintage-radio.com/

http://www.justradios.com/valve.html

http://www.eserviceinfo.com

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When students in your classroom are not progressing at the same rate or better as their peers, supplement their learning with researched based strategies that increase achievement. These are also Tier Two interventions for Response to Intervention.

Use classroom adaptations that do not reduce content, yet make the curriculum more easily accessible to all learners:

1. Check the readability level of materials and adjust where appropriate.
2. Ask students to repeat instructions to ensure understanding.
3. Use books on tape to allow students to keep up with the reading even if they are slow readers.
4. Provide an outline or a copy of notes and teach students how to make notes memorable rather then taking class time to engage students in the mechanical act of copying.
5. Encourage the use of word-processing software with auditory feedback so students can use higher level cognitive skills without being hindered by writing difficulties.
6. Use proofing aids: proofreader buddy, spell checker, grammar checker.
7. Provide spacing guides: graph paper, vertical lines, darkened horizontal lines to assist students with visual organization.

Avoid Confusing Directions:

1. Look for confusing directions in handouts, tests, and especially project descriptions; even if you provide clarification in class, students might miss it and be confused later.
2. When possible, break instructions down into bullet points. Provide examples whenever possible.

Patterns Are the Keys to Intelligence

• Students will retain information better when patterns are used to connect and organize what is being learned. Patterns might include colored graphic organizers, grouping and classification charts, sequence charts (presenting timelines, story lines, etc.), storytelling instead of lecturing, and having students point out cause and effect, problem and solution, and similarities and differences. Patterns support long-term memory.

Use Audio Cassette Tapes for Feedback

• Students hand in a blank cassette tape with their sub-assignments or drafts. While reviewing the assignment, the teacher records comments about the piece (grammar, content, etc.) on the tape. Teacher hands back the assignment with the tape so the student can listen to the "audio coaching." Audio coaching gives students verbal feedback at different stages of their assignments, enabling them to improve over time.

Have Students Identify Similarities and Differences

• Engage students in classification, creating metaphors or analogies, or categorizing information. This encourages students to connect to previous learning & feeds long term memory.

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Need Expert Advice on changing sprockets of a 7 speed cassette body of a Road bike?

My current 7 speed cassette sprocket configuration ratio is as follows: 14-16-18-20-22-24-28. What i need is this type of ratio: 12-14-16-18-21-24-28. So basically i want to buy a 12 and 21 tooth sprocket and remove the 20,22. I have never delt with bike repairs all that much. I need to know if this kind of change is possible? Or do I need to buy an entirely new cassette? Are there any other precautions I should consider?

It might be much simpler to look for a new cassette in the cheapie variety. Nashbar has a big sale right now and you might be able to pick up one of their house brand cassettes that has what you want. You can drive out the rivets and separate cogs....you may or may not need to pick up some spacers from the bike shop....depends on how the cassette is put together.

I'm not sure if Sram still offers these parts, but as recently as two years ago they still listed individual cogs for replacement in just about every tooth. Most of Sram's cassettes have the upper cogs held together with three teeny screws rather than the rivets everyone else uses, so it makes it easy. You might check with a shop to see if they can still get them, or pick up a cheap Sram cassette on sale, or even ask shops if they have any in the scrap bin (I've seen a number of them go out for recycling along with all the broken parts).

Since most mfr's use the standard Shimano spline pattern, as long as you can get the cogs you want, you can assemble your gearing the way you like it. The only thing you'll need to be concerned about is using the same size spacers if you need to pick up extra ones.

I'd respectfully disagree that you should replace other parts in your drive train right now...unless they're verifyably worn out and need it. In my experience, cogs last a looong time. It's the chain and rings that need replacement more frequently. I've never kept track, but it seems like I'll go through 4 or 5 chains, 2 rings, and one cassette before everything is new at the same time. The smartest thing to do is actually measure them for wear...you can get the tools or you can have a shop do it for you (usually for free).

Good luck with the search! )

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If you are on the market for a surveillance system, your timing is impeccable because right now we are at the crossroads of this migration to a new, more efficient, and more cost-effective solution for home and business security requirements. In a world with increasing crime and criminals, wireless surveillance equipment has turned into an icon for security.

Like many people, I have been afraid of electronic products in the past. As soon as I started thinking of setting up my own surveillance system for business or home I realized that the Camera, is but one element of a multi part System.

LetÂ’s explore the make-up of todayÂ’s complete wireless surveillance systems.

The 5 basic components of wireless video surveillance equipment are:

1. cameras

2. transmitters

3. receivers

4. Recorders (DVR/VCR) DVR=Digital Video Recorder. VCR=VideoCassette Recorder.

5. video displays(Monitors or Television)

All 5 of these components are fitted in some combination to create a complete video surveillance system.

How does a wireless Surveillance System Work?

The wireless camera transmits a signal to a receiver that is connected to the DVR or VCR.

Wireless cameras usually have a built-in transmitter that sends the video signal to a receiver. The receiver connects to your recording and/or viewing device. There the signal is either recorded or thereby saved or simply viewed.

Different Types of Wireless Cameras

 Dome Cameras are simply board cameras built into dome housing.

Day-night domes equipped with high-power INFRARED Leeds for use indoors, outdoors

and low-light conditions. The day/night feature makes the camera color in the day light and then automatically switch to black and white in low light conditions.

 Professional cameras can be mounted on walls, ceiling brackets, buildings,

indoors and outdoors. Professional security cameras can be weatherproof,

waterproof, day/night, low-light and even a snake camera that can access almost

any space. Professional security cameras are usually high resolution

resulting in a very sharp image with great detail. They come in color or black & white.

 Hidden Cameras are so small they are virtually invisible to the naked eye.

Hidden cameras are in disguise as common household items such as Baby Wipes,

dolls, clocks, teddy bears, smoke detectors and radios.

Transmitters

Wireless Cameras usually use 2.4GHz transmitter---Video and Audio whose standard range varies from 200' to 700' depending on environmental conditions. There are however more powerful transmitters on the market. You will find that most wireless cameras come equipped with transmitters.

Receivers

The receiver intercepts a signal transmitted by the wireless camera then feeds that signal into the DVR or VCR that it is connected to.

Recorders

VCRs - VCRs record to a video cassette tape which creates the need to change tapes. Recently released VCRs with time-lapse and video motion detection features allow the VCR to begin recording only while motion is detected. Time-lapse is a series of images taken in a set number of time intervals. This means that not every frame is recorded as it is with Real Time. Time-lapse and motion detection help space on your 9 hour videotapes.

Depending on how much activity is detected one 9 hour tape could last you weeks. Because it only records when motion is detected...cuts off after 30 seconds, resets itself and waits for the next movement.

Digital Video Recorder (DVR)

Unlike VCRs, DVRs record video to a computer hard drive or other media such as a CD or DVD. This makes a DVR easy to maintain because there are no bulky tapes to change or the risk of losing video quality when recording over previous footage. Many DVRs can be operated and monitored remotely from anywhere in the world using the Internet.

By selecting to implement this fairly simple solution for your business and home surveillance, you fulfill a clear need while gaining security and comfort.

Shopping malls, schools, hospitals, parking garages, office buildings, airports, casinos, government services, warehouses, estates and financial institutions all now commonly use video based surveillance equipment in order to protect their wares and limit costly losses.

In conclusion, for a business or home surveillance system it would be advisable to select a complete system. Being a simple system does not deduct from its importance, or its surveillance function. The expenses incurred from buying wireless video surveillance equipment is worth the effort and cost, because this equipment not only reduces the costs of security, but also helps in curbing crime and vandalism.

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How do i save VHS videos on my computer? or connect a VCR?

I have a lot of videos cassettes of bithdays , marriages, etc. I can't afford to lose them. I want to connect my VCR to my PC...how?
could u suggest me something so that directly burn the videos to a cd / dvd ?

u need a capture card ...

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Mini DV is one of three digital formats in which sound and picture recordings on cassette tape are done, the other two are DV CAM and DV PRO. Being a digital recording system, the Mini DV recordings have a good sound and sharp picture recording and playback quality.

Mini DV is the most widely used DV tape format of all digitally recorded cassette tapes, and the reason for its popularity is its compatibility with almost all kinds of players. The Mini DV tape can even be played on devices meant for DVPRO and DVCAM playback. This is because the tiny Mini DV tape is identical to DV CAM and DVPRO tapes in all aspects except the format in which recording is done. The Mini DV tapes are small and available in lengths of 30, 60 and 80 minutes.

The commonly used Mini DV products are cassettes, camcorders, recorders, and players. Most Mini DV recorders and players are available as two-in-one systems in the form of Mini DV decks, which may additionally have features like editing and conversion of recordings. Mini DV camcorders are compact and light, and Sony camcorders are extremely popular due to their features like MPEG movie recording and night time recording, all at a reasonable price. PanasonicÂ’s players have minimal features and meant only for playback purpose, and due to this they are a very cost effective option for those not interested in too many high tech features and buttons. JVC and Panasonic are also popular Mini DV recorder brands.

Sometimes, despite its compatibility with other devices, recordings in Mini DV format may need to be converted to either DVD or multimedia. This can be done either through automated software and hardware systems or manually. Mini DV conversion is inexpensive, and it can be done very easily by amateurs as well as professionals.

The Mini DV market is still evolving, with new products being introduced almost every day. Going through Mini DV product reviewing websites will give you an idea of the products available, their prices, features, and compatibility with other recorder/player devices. This will help you select the Mini DV device best suited to your needs and pocketbook. This will also inform you on any possible upgrading for your product, should there be need for it in future.

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Why do speaker cables hook up the way they do?

I never got this. In order to secure something properly a jack should be used. Why do speaker wires and receivers not have regular jacks to hook up to each other? Why do they make it that you can only fasten the knobs in the back of the receiver to hold the wires? It seems like such backwards thinking!

Unlike the other connections on the back of the receiver, speakers need a significant amount of current and a very low-resistance connection. Mashing down wire under a screw clamp is actually a very good way to do that.

The spring clips on a lot of cheaper receivers and speakers, not so much.

RCA plugs do have good current capacity but they aren't really compatible with the heavier speaker wire. You also wouldn't want to risk someone plugging the output from their DVD player into a speaker output by accident.

Some equipment does use "five way" binding posts that can take banana plugs, but then you have to put banana plugs on the ends of your speaker wires. Most do not come that way and most add-on plugs use very small screw clamps that don't provide as low-resistance or reliable a connection as the simple wire-under-screw-clamp scheme.

A lot of audiophiles with high end gear prefer to use speaker wires terminated in spade lugs. These are crimped onto the ends of the wires and then used with the screw terminals, or even with the five-way binding posts. These really provide the lowest resistance. If you get a good crimp it's very reliable, too, as there is no possibility of stray wire strands shorting to each other or to the receiver rear panel.

Professional gear has used a lot of different connectors for speaker wires over the years. Lately they have been moving to "Speakon" connectors, a modified version of XLRs. This is an excellent connector for the job, but it is too large to put six or eight of them on the back of a home theater receiver. They could be used at the speaker end, though.

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	Normal/HIGH-SPEED COPY FUNCTION (DIRECT-DUBBING FROM CASSETTE IN 2 SPEEDS) DYNAMIC NOISE SUPPRESSION; SUPPORTS CRO2 TAPES; AUTO-STOP FUNCTION; TAPE USB TO MP3 CONVERTER; QUICKLY TRANSFERS MUSIC ON TAPES TO MP3 FORMAT; CRO2 TAPE SELECTOR ; RCA INPUTS & OUTPUTS ; COMPATIBLE WITH PC & MAC ; POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE: 110V, 60 HZ ; DIMS: 5...

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Portable CD Player with Double Cassette Recorder AM/FM Radio Top Leading CD Player AM/FM Radio Double Cassette Recorder Records from CD, Radio or Built-in Microphone Built-in Microphone Programmable Track Memory Play/Pause, Search, Skip, Repeat Functions Rotary Volume Control Telescopic FM Antenna Two Detachable Stereo Speakers Bass-Boost/Surround Sound Options Dynamic High Performance Speakers Headphone Jack AC 110/220 Operated Battery Operation: 8"D" Batteries (Not Included) Specifications: Power Supply: AC:110/220V Dual Voltage DC: 12V(8x"D"Batteries) Power Consumption: 21W Frequency Range: AM:540-1600kHz FM:88-108MHz Frequency Response: 125-6300Hz Supported Audio Formats: CD-Audio, Cassette Headphone Jack: 3...

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Sony-Ericsson's collaborations in camera phones didn't quite invent the category with their original CyberShot designs, but they were one of the first innovators in the market segment. That tendency for innovation, a synergistic blend of two different design aesthetics. Ericsson, of course, is known for practical designs, and Sony is renowned for defining digital media experiences in small packages, dating back to the original Walkman tape cassette player.

The K770i is an evolutionary modification of their earlier CyberShot product line; rather than a revolutionary one. It doesn't add anything as amazing as, say, an iPhone's user interface, but then, it's not meant to. It's a solid "candy bar" format phone, only 14 mm thick; its buttons are large and well placed, and it has a 240x320 pixel screen that's bright and good enough for showing off snapshots.

The 3.2 megapixel camera is slightly beyond middle of the pack for camera phones; the Nokia N95 has a 5 megapixel one, and like all camera phones, the lack of dedicated optics keep it from being a true photographer's camera. On the other hand, picture quality is quite good, and the color and saturation levels are more than good enough for the usual use for a camera mobile. It has some rudimentary picture editing capabilities in the device, and Sony Ericsson has done a good job of integrating camera viewing, file management, and sending pictures by the phone itself.

The picture viewing application is good, but not jaw-droppingly so. The real prize here is that it's a solid combination of camera, phone and music player that's small enough to be shoved into a jeans pocket and run with.

As a phone, sound quality and reception were adequate to good. People complained that the onboard microphone muffled the low tones on conversations, and we were able to get predictable results on cell phone coverage when running around with it in day-to-day life. Battery life is rated at 6 hours of talk time, and we didn't have anything that disabused us of the notion.

Final verdict? It's a very good example of what it is, and while it isn't quite the form factor trend setter that Sony Ericsson's ads make it out to be, it doesn't really need to be. If you're looking for a small phone that's a more than good enough snapshot camera, this is one to seriously consider.

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Whats woodstock cassette tapes worth?

Back in 1969, I bought the dual cassette tapes of woodstock, I have never opened them, they are still in the plastic case with the plastic wrap on them, can anyone tell me if they worth anything, or should I just open and use them?

No! Don't! First put them on ebay or something or some music nerd in an independent record store...you could cash some coin...there are alot of hippie teens who come from rich families...they're called Ja-faican (esp. with dreads)...I would pay 20 bucks for them myself. Not to mention retired hippies nowadays in their 50s-60s looking for a little nostalgia.
Unless you're a big fan of the Who, Janis, Jimi & smokin bongs while in the bathtub, sell 'em man. And if you can't, then open have a listen and openthem.
Seriously, alot of people would pay money for that...esp. unopened. I have an original Sgt. Peppers on vinyl and it was appraised at 100$, and it's opened.

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Can you record yourself on a karaoke machine?

Im interested in buying a karaoke machine, but im not sure how it works, do you just stick a cd in and stick a mike in and sing over the song, or can you put a tape cassette in and record yourself singing the track, and then you can play the tape in any stereo with your voice singing the track.

Some karaoke machines like this one http://store.yahoo.com/cgi-bin/clink?acekaraoke+9xwDVM+acesonic-pk-1130-wildcat-portable-100-watt-multi-format-karaoke-player-lcd-monitor.html have a built in cassette recorder that will allow you to record yourself singing along with the music from the karaoke disc. The cassette tape will play in any cassette player.

Singing Machine Karaoke Sing Along System

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	USB Cassette Deck Converter Sale Price: $15.96
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Turning an audio piece into written or typed words can be a lengthy process. There are many rules that individuals have to follow to ensure that the audio that they are transcribing is accurate. For this reason, it is important to have a reliable method of retrieving audio information and converting it to a written form. Dictation machines have been used for years to help people just this. These machines allow the user to have a tremendous amount of control over the transcription process in order to ensure that the audio is interpreted correctly.

Using a dictation machine takes some getting use to, but once familiarity in gained the benefits of this machine are quite obvious. The use of this machine requires the coordination of the hands, feet and ears and this coordination will take time if you are a beginner to using a dictation machine. To begin using a dictation machine you should make sure that you have all components necessary to successfully operate the dictation machine. You will need a set of headphones so that you can listen to the audio closely. You will also need a foot pedal. Make sure that your foot pedal is properly set up so that it works in conjunction with the rest of the machine. Finally, you will need the cassette tape that contains the audio that should be transcribed.

The operation of the machine can vary depending on your level of expertise. In general, the goal is to operate the machine with use of the foot pedal so that the hands are free to type that audio from the cassette tape. You should familiarize yourself with the foot pedal controls to understand which movements will control which aspect of the machine. The pedal will allow you to either go forward or rewind the tape. On some foot pedals there is even a button that allows the user to adjust the speed of the audio which can be very convenient.

To begin transcribing make sure that the cassette is in the deck of the dictation machine. Place your headphones on and adjust the volume so that you will be able to hear the audio clearly. Position the foot pedal beneath you so that it is easy to reach. Press the play button on the machine and the audio will begin. Once the audio starts you should begin typing or writing what you hear. If at any point you need to rewind or fast forward the audio then you can use the foot pedal to do so. After many times working with the machine, the operation of the machine will become simpler.

Using a machine for dictation has many benefits. It allows a person to take a piece of audio and make a transcript that can be used as a reference. The process of transcription requires gaining familiarity with the equipment used. Once this familiarity is gained most people find that the machines offer a lot of control in accurately processing audio data. These machines are so reliable and efficient that they are readily used by within different professions to convert audio data into a typed format.

Please visit dictation equipment or portable sheetfed scanner for more information.

Will CD-player-to-auto-cassette-deck adapters work with different brands?

I have an adapter which lets me play my portable CD player on my car's cassette deck. It's basically an output cable ending with a cassete like attachment which is inserted into the cassette deck. Is this device interchangeable with other devices (like an ipod)--or do I need a device-specific adapter with each device I use?

Yes It Will Work As Long As It Has A Headphone Jack Or Another Aux. On It. You Can Buy A Cheap One From The Dollar Store.You Dont Need To Buy The Better Brands Because They All Do The Same. For Example Bread. No Matter What Brand & Kind Of Bread You Get Its Gonna Do & Taste The Same. (Well It Should!)

''Hope This Helped!''

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Ion Audio USB Cassette Archiver TAPE2PC Sale Price: $143.00

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	ake your vinyl collection on the go with the Ion Audio iPTUSB portable turntable, which runs on both AC power (with included adapter) or six D-sized batteries. Additionally, with its USB connectivity, you'll be able to jack it into your Windows- or Mac-based PC to easily turn your LPs and 45s into digital files...

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ION TAPE2PC USB Cassette Archiver (Audio/Video/Electronics / General Electronics) Sale Price: $161.00

TAPE2PC USB Cassette Archiver. - Ion AudioUSB cassette archiver- Archive your cassettes to MP3 (and play on any digital media player)- Revolutionary USB dual cassette deck allows you toconvert your cassette collection to CD or MP3 with included recording software (no special drivers needed)- Comes bundled with EZ Tape Converter by MixMeister, which converts your audio cassette recordings directly into iTunes- In just a few mouse clicks, you'll be up and running with digitalversions of your tapes- Upgrading your favorite recordings has never been easier- Compatible headset from Plantronics: PL-M214I (not included)- Quickly transfer music on your tapes to MP3 format on your computer- Dual dubbing cassette deck- Plug and play USB audio interface, no drivers needed- Metal and CrO2 tape selector- PC and Mac compatible- Audacity (Mac and PC) and EZ Tape Converter (PC) recording software included- Includes USB cable, stereo RCA cable, softwareCD, quick start user's manual- PC Computer requirements: Windows XP or Vista, one available USB1...

NEW TAPE2PC USB Cassette Archiver (Audio/Video/Electronics) Sale Price: $165.00

- Ion AudioUSB cassette archiver- Archive your cassettes to MP3 (and play on any digital media player)- Revolutionary USB dual cassette deck allows you toconvert your cassette collection to CD or MP3 with included recording software (no special drivers needed)- Comes bundled with EZ Tape Converter by MixMeister, which converts your audio cassette recordings directly into iTunes- In just a few mouse clicks, you'll be up and running with digitalversions of your tapes- Upgrading your favorite recordings has never been easier- Compatible headset from Plantronics: PL-M214I (not included)- Quickly transfer music on your tapes to MP3 format on your computer- Dual dubbing cassette deck- Plug and play USB audio interface, no drivers needed- Metal and CrO2 tape selector- PC and Mac compatible- Audacity (Mac and PC) and EZ Tape Converter (PC) recording software included- Includes USB cable, stereo RCA cable, softwareCD, quick start user's manual- PC Computer requirements: Windows XP or Vista, one available USB1...

Ion Audio products are exciting, new, and help make your music portable and accessible. Featured products include:

The Block Rocker - allows you to take your iPod music anywhere with no cords or hassel. Block Rocker is the perfect portable speaker system for traveling musicians, entertainers and event coordinators. Block Rocker has a long-lasting rechargeable battery, sturdy construction and portable design, making certain that it can be taken anywhere and everywhere. It features a high-efficiency amplifier with four inputs for connecting microphones, instruments, CD/MP3 players, and a universal dock for iPod.

Another exciting Ion Audio product is the iCue MP3 Mixing Software and Hardware Controller. The ION iCue system allows you to mix MP3 files directly from your computer. iCue features professional CUE LE DJ software and a dedicated controller, allowing you to scratch, control pitch and automatically beat-match digital music. With built-in sampling and looping, iCue helps you mix like a pro. iCue even lets you preview the music in your headphones before it reaches the audience. You can also record your performance to create mixes to listen to on your iPod or other personal audio player! iCue is everything one needs to DJ with a computer.

Now you can create professional podcasts and get them heard with Ion Audio’s U CAST. If you’ve ever wanted to have your own radio show or make custom, personalized broadcasts, podcasting is a great way to start and ION Audio has the perfect solution to help. U CAST is the best way to make your own podcasts for internet posting. Anything is possible with U CAST; you can host your own talk show, mix sounds and music like a radio DJ, or be a movie critic heard by millions around the world. U CAST gives you everything you need: a professional-grade USB microphone, headphones, sound editing software and an easy way to deliver your Podcast to the masses. Your podcast can be downloaded and played on computers and portable music devices everywhere.

Ever wanted to finally move those old LPs to CDs? Now you can with Ion Audio’s LP2CD. You can finally listen to those LPs at home, in the car, and elsewhere with the LP2CD. Ion Audio’s LP2CD is the fastest and easiest way to convert your old vinyl recordings directly to CD. Or, choose the Ion Audio LPDock, and transfer your LP collection to your iPod. This new and exciting product allows you to archive your records to CD or MP3. Like magic, you’ll be listening to your old records in CD format, iTunes, or on your iPod with these new products!

Now you can also create MP3s from your cassette or tape collection! The Ion Audio TAPE2PC, lets you convert the music from your old audio cassettes into MP3s. Simply plug the TAPE2PC into your computer using the provided USB cable, install the software, and start converting your music. Then, you can easily transfer your new MP3 files to your iPod or other MP3 player.

Need to convert home video on Video Cassettes into digital video files? Ion Audio has the solution – the Ion Audio VCR2PC -- which allows you to convert any old VHS to your computer. Ion Audio VCR2PC is a new and innovative VHS player with single-cable USB output. It allows you to save all of your favorite home movies and videos straight to your PC, so you can take them anywhere!

Ion Audio products can be found at a great discount through Genesis Technologies, Inc. To find more about Ion Audio Digital Audio & Music Products, visit the Genesis Technologies web site.

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where can you get cassette tape to cd transferer in the philippines?

i want to transfer all my cassette tapes to CD format but its quite expensive when i do it in studios... do you know where to buy this gadgets like
ION Audio TAPE2PC Cassette to CD Recorder / Archiver in philippines? so i can do the transfering myself? would really appreciate any suggestion...thanks

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Like many of us, there are occasions when I fuss and fume over how slow a web page is loading or how long it's taking to download a file. And, since I'm a programmer by trade, I also mumble to myself at times about how limited the command set is for a particular programming language or how slow a particular PC is at updating a large database file. At times like that however, I can calm myself by closing my eyes and thinking back to when I first started working with computers.

In 1972, fresh out the army (and one semester of grad school) I decided to move to Tulsa. My aunt had an accounting practice and was trying to computerize, and I thought it would be interesting to help her do that while I looked for a job. After a good deal of research I suggested that she should buy a Litton 1241; it seemed reasonably simple to operate and it had a number of software packages that came with it. The local sales rep had sold quite a few of them and his customers included several accountants, so it seemed like a perfect fit.

Unfortunately my aunt had no idea of how to use a computer, so I decided to stay around a little longer and try to get some of her workload transferred to her bright, shiny new computer. And it was a real whiz-bang of a computer for the time. It featured a magnetic drum memory that could hold 64 data items and it had 128 program registers, each of which could hold four instructions. There was no monitor of course -- the printer doubled as the input display. And since the internal memory was volatile (your data disappeared when you shut off the computer), the 1241 also had a paper tape reader/punch. All your data files were punched onto paper tape when you finished a job, and were read back in through the paper tape reader the next time you ran that job. The 1241 also came with a free electric paper tape roller-upper thingy to keep your tapes neatly rolled into reels.

Actually the 1241 was pretty fast once you got your data loaded from tape, assuming you could make do with those 64 data registers. Any sizable application had to be done in stages; for example a job cost package that was available from Litton had to done in a number of steps with pauses in between to punch intermediate data to tape and then read it back in for the next step. All in all, not exactly a speed burner if you were running anything very complicated.

After a while, I managed to teach myself to program the darn thing and eventually wound up being offered a job with the local Litton office. I got plenty of experience there with the venerable 1241, but over the next few years Litton made great strides in modernizing their computers. First came the 1251, which was basically a 1241 with a larger drum. I helped run a demo for the manager of the local Coca-Cola bottling plant and he was so impressed with the speed of the new system (it sorted 2000 items in just over two hours) that he bought one on the spot.

Next came the Litton 1281, which featured magnetic ledger cards. No more messy paper tape rolls; the 1281 stored data on magnetic ledger cards. It seemed like a giant leap forward at the time and we immediately arranged a demo for a big-time prospect. The sales manager and I practiced running through the complete demo the night before our presentation and everything went smoothly. The next morning at the actual demo absolutely nothing worked -- like the frog in the old Warner Brothers cartoon the 1281 just sat there and bleeped occasionally. It turned out that there were a set of "micro routines" on a special ledger card that had to be loaded each time after the initial use of the 1281.

The 1281 was followed a couple of years later by the 1300; a much more modern system. The 1300 had a monitor and cassette tape drives for storage. It was so impressive that we actually got an appointment with Walmart and went to their headquarters to make a presentation to them. When they showed us into their data processing area it seemed like old times -- by golly, they were storing everything on paper tape. There were giant loops of paper tape everywhere and the chad from the paper punches was scattered all over the floor. Walmart didn't buy from us but they did modernize their computer department shortly after that -- which probably had a lot to do with Walmart growing by leaps and bounds over the next several decades.

Once thing I forgot to mention; newer isn't always better. On one occasion we tried to update a construction company in Oklahoma City that had a Litton 1230 (basically a teletype with a mag drum and paper punch attached). The customer turned us down flat. The boss's wife ran their job cost estimating program and worked on the front desk and the only way she could tell when to go start another estimate running was when the 1230 rang it's teletype bell at the end of each job. We could offer all kinds of new features but we couldn't ring that bell for her.

Programming those systems was fun too. It definitely required some ingenuity at times to produce complex programs with only a handful of commands and storage registers available. Do I miss those days? You bet -- right up until I decide to go look through some merchandise on Amazon or check out the latest stuff on YouTube. Maybe the best part of reminiscing about those times is that it reminds me of how far we've come and makes me much more tolerant of that slow-loading web page.

Paul Love - programmer/analyst with over thirty years experience in the software industry.

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