[Uncle Scotty]

Hi,

When I play a CD on my laptop running XP, TR records it successfully.
But, when I connected an analog cassette recorder to the mike input on
the laptop, it doesn't record anything.

However, when I used XPs sound recorder to record from the analog
device, it does it successfully. the problem with that tool is that it
only records 60 second clips. And, my tape is an hour and change in
length.

Is there some way to to get TR to do what sound recorder is doing or is
there another solution?

Thanks in advance, Scott

[Arny Krueger]

"Uncle Scotty" wrote in message
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When I play a CD on my laptop running XP, TR records it
successfully. But, when I connected an analog cassette
recorder to the mike input on the laptop, it doesn't
record anything.

However, when I used XPs sound recorder to record from
the analog device, it does it successfully. the problem
with that tool is that it only records 60 second clips.
And, my tape is an hour and change in length.

Is there some way to to get TR to do what sound recorder
is doing or is there another solution?

All things considered, you'll probably be happiest if you download and get
familiar with good audio editing softwa

Here's a starting point that gives you a wonderful free opportunity:

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows

[Richard Crowley]

"Uncle Scotty" wrote ...
When I play a CD on my laptop running XP, TR records it successfully.
But, when I connected an analog cassette recorder to the mike input on
the laptop, it doesn't record anything.

Do you mean that it refuses to "roll"?
Or do you mean that it records silence?

Do you know how to use the Volume Control window
to select which input you want to record from, and to
adjust the record levels?

Is there some way to to get TR to do what sound recorder is doing or
is
there another solution?

Sounds like you don't have the settings right for TR to
be able to connect to your desired input.