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Copy tapes to CD-Rs, then listen to CD-Rs. S80 2000

posted by  someone claiming to be Bart Bobbitt on  Tue Apr 17 22:32 CST 2001 [RELATED]

If your computer system doesn't have a CD writer, then ask a friend to do it for you. This requires the computer system to have audio inputs and your tape player to have compatible audio outputs. You may have to get a different tape player.

Otherwise, many audio-video copy shops could do it for a small fee. If you supplied the blank CD-Rs, the cost would be much less.

This way, you wouldn't have any interference problems at all. And your car wouldn't have any extra sound equipment in it.





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