Learn How to Convert Cassette to Digital Form

 

Previously, everyone enjoyed music by playing their chosen cassettes on cassette players. Now, it is seen that cassettes do not last for long despite good preservative measures. Anyone can easily convert cassette to digital form. And just by using a computer with recording software and a sound cleaning program. Also a cassette deck, and a suitable cable with an RCA plug at one end and a stereo plug of 1/8 inch size at the other end.

 

Connect computer and cassette deck with cable:

The stereo plug of the cable should be attached to the output port of the computer. The RCA plug of the cable should be attached to the cassette deck. In this way, the computer is connected to the cassette deck.

 

Adjust sound volume of computer :

The volume of the sound of the computer can be increased or decreased accordingly. By clicking on the sound volume icon on the taskbar or by opening the control panel. It should be made sure that the mute box is not clicked on during this process.

 

Open the recording software of the computer:

The sound recording software installed on the computer should be opened by clicking on its icon on the desktop. It can also be opened from the program files menu of the computer. It will clear away all the undesired sounds that can be heard due to the worn-out condition of the cassette deck.

 

Start record button of software before playing the cassette :

The sound recording button of the recording software on the computer should be clicked a few seconds before pressing the play button of the cassette deck. This recording button should be kept on till the entire content of the cassette is recorded on the computer.

 

Edit the recorded content on the computer :

After the recording is over, all the unwanted parts can be deleted from the recorded content. Finally, the recording can be saved in any chosen format that the computer operating system supports.

 

However, Videolab Solutions can help their clients to convert cassette to digital mode. We transform all video files in the form of Betamax or 8mm tape to digital formats. As we are located in Miami, we offer service to the entire South Florida since 1999.