Hi,

We need to convert audiofiles from old cassette-tapes to CD.

We did a bit of googling, but got confused about the diversity of different
programs, systems, formats etc.

Can anyone recommend a website that explains in simple terms how to make an
audio-CD from our old cassettetapes that will play on any CD-player?

Another problem is that many of our files are longer than 70 minutes. How to
compress them or split them up in smaller files?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Ron
Norway

r We need to convert audiofiles from old cassette-tapes to CD.

r We did a bit of googling, but got confused about the diversity of
r different programs, systems, formats etc.

r Can anyone recommend a website that explains in simple terms how to
r make an audio-CD from our old cassettetapes that will play on any
r CD-player?

one of the ways:

1. download and install free CDEX from http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/
2. use "record from input", and make .wav or mp3 files
3. then burn those .wav files to CD with the same CDEX

Sounds simple enough. Thanks for your help!

Ron
Norway