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Cassette to mp3 conversion

Mollywolly · 2012-01-15 18:29:36

Does anyone know if there's anywhere in Limerick that converts cassettes to mp3? Was in Killarney briefly the other day when the OH saw an ad in a shop window and got all excited at the thought of being able to listen to his old music cassettes....sad man :rolleyes: Anyways, if anyone can point me in the right direction,…

15-01-2012 6:29pm

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Mollywolly

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Does anyone know if there's anywhere in Limerick that converts cassettes to mp3? Was in Killarney briefly the other day when the OH saw an ad in a shop window and got all excited at the thought of being able to listen to his old music cassettes....sad man :rolleyes:

Anyways, if anyone can point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated.

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#2 15-01-2012 7:27pm

Casperbhoy

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I dunno why you would want to do this but lidl or aldi had cassette to mp3 conversion kits a while back

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#3 15-01-2012 7:33pm

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If you have any kind of tape player with a headphone output (most do) and a computer with a line in (again most have this) then you can do it yourself pretty easily. You can use a free audio recording program like Cool Edit, Audacity or Reaper to record the songs from the tape and save them as mp3s.

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