How to easily transfer convert cassette tape to cd compact disk in windows 7

Here is how i transfer cassette tapes to CD in windows 7 professional.

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its free with no spyware.

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you need
that tape player any cassette tape
player will do
and you also need a 3.5 millimeter male
to male cable you can buy this for about
a dollar online
you want to take the 35 millimeter Mel
to no cable connect one to the speaker
out
audio out where you put your headset on
what can that one over there and you
want to connect the other one over to
your mic mic in microphone input
it's usually red color
put the cassette tape and
so now you want to click on start go to
all programs accessories and you want to
click on sound recorder
after you click on sound recorder now
it's a good time to press to play button
at the tape recorder
after that you want to see a green
flashing bar on the side when there's
volume as we don't see any right now so
we need to fix that
go to the bottom right corner right
click on the speaker and click on
recording you can see that there's this
microphone right there that will click
on that and now you can see can set the
levels you can adjust your microphone by
increasing the numbers on the slide bar
and the more you increase you can see
the green bar increasing
that's the volume however it also
creates more distortion - so you
actually want to adjust that the volume
right there and also go to your tape
recorder and adjust the volume on the
tape recorder to you want to balance out
both volumes to this sound quality
after everything is good click on start
recording
we're going to record a short video I
mean short audio clip right here
and after you finish stop and then save
it under music
i'm going to call it demo 1 i'm just
going right over a previous recording
and don't forget to stop your cassette
tape
so after we done recording that one file
we won't listen to it click on start go
to documents and then click on music you
see the demo1 double click on that and
now you can listen to it if it doesn't
sound right
if it sounds like a lot of distortion
then repeat those steps again to make it
right
so let's say you recorded a couple of
audio files reply now and you are burnt
to CD don't think on starts go to all
programs and then click on windows media
player
if this is the first time you start
windows media player it might say that
might have this window pop up and you
want to click on recommended settings
after that then you want to click on
albums and all of the audio file that
you record it should all show up and up
and up
albums you now want to drag and drop
these audio files from the left to right
so you see at the bottom i have three
audio files
I want to drag each one of them from the
left to the right before i do that and
click on burn and then I drag one file
to file three files demo 1 2 & 3
now I can burn it into this
click on there and make sure that audio
CD is selected now i can click on burn
this when i click on that it will
require for me to put in a CD this
pop it open put a blank CD in here
close it it will recognize that the CD
and it was you can just click yes right
here
it just tells you that certain features
aren't enabling here
so after that it will start recording
onto the CD disk you can see right
there's it says zero percent complete
and you want it to go from zero to one
hundred percent
this will take maybe like five minutes
and after you get up to like five to ten
minutes later
for me it was five minutes it says 99
almost completed and then i'll get to
100 after gets after its one percent
complete your CD disc is now a audio CD
and you can play it on any CD player
you like