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Are you talking about Audio cassette or video? I assume audio. I have never
really thought about it but I suppose you could just run a lead from the
earphone jack on your device to your sound card and then just record the
input. You could then edit it. Never tried so I dont really know.
"Phred" <ppnerkDELETETHIS@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> In article <3ffec7b0$0$61059$65c69314@mercury.nildram.net>,
> "��" <news@kidsnews.au.org> wrote:
> >I want to copy some lectures from cassette to my PC so I can end up
> >putting it on CD.
> >What software do people in this NG recommend. It would be handy to be
> >able to put a "table of contents" so i can find different parts of the
> >lecture(s) by pressing the >> button the CD.
> >Ideas anyone...?
>
> If you know of one that can also edit out background road noise, I'd
> like to hear about that too.  Preferably freeware, but in my case
> a demand for some small contribution wouldn't necessarily put me off
> an otherwise reasonable solution.  (The CD "TOC" function mentioned
> by the OP is not of much interest to me for my present purpose.)
>
>
> Cheers, Phred.
>
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