Is there any software that can put songs from a cassette tape on a computer? 5

There is no software that has this function, this requires a conversion setup, and it is a device that can convert analog information into digital information. Like scanners, for example.

You can record to a PC via the linein jack.

Magnetic tape is a magnetographically loaded ribbon material used to record sound, image, digital or other signals, and is the most abundant and widely used magnetic recording material.

It is usually made by coating a layer of granular magnetic material on the base support of a plastic film or by evaporating and depositing a layer of magnetic oxide or alloy film. Paper and celluloid were used as tape bases, and now polyester films with high strength, good stability and non-deformation are mainly used.

Introduction to tape.

The beginning of the conception and development of audio tapes dates back to 1888. At that time, the American engineer Oberlin Smith suggested using a fiber ribbon containing steel powder to record and play back the sound, but it was suspended due to poor results.

12 years later. Danish physicist Waldemar Polling made the same attempt with a tightrope wire, but the results were still unsatisfactory and failed. The paper tape coated with iron powder was tested, but because the paper tape was fragile and easy to break, it was not easy to splice with steel tape. The results were also unsuccessful.

Preparation Tools: Computer, Removable Disk.

<>5.Find a blank space on the coarse jujube side of the removable disk page, right-click it to bring up the function box, and select the paste option in the function box.

CD or *** disc? CD discs can't, because those songs are engraved on the audio track, I've tried, copying to the computer becomes very small, can't**, *** discs can be copied to the computer.

The CD contains audio track information. The CDA file you see (only a few kilobytes) is just a shortcut, just a point marker, which is used to tell the bald head the starting position of each audio file, and you must use a track grabber tool to store the audio files on the CD.

Insert the CD into the CD player, click "Windows Media Player", click "Rip", select the song you want to convert, and click "Rip". There is an option to choose the storage path and format, which can be directly selected***

Click on the disk,Copy the video inside to the computer,If it's Blu-ray,It's a bit complicated,*** Find the video format file。

You can convert it with a super solution.

I'm very professional in this question...

Hehe··· Two practical methods, 1, with Windows Media Player, ripping can be.

2. Listen quietly with Qianqian, convert the format to the computer.

In fact, there are many ways, and these two I often use...

Nero can too... But I'm afraid you can't get it right...

You mean copy to your computer's hard drive, right? Just copy the largest file (usually 500-600MB) to the hard drive.

Install iTunes, and then ** a remote on the iPhone, so that you can control iTunes with your mobile phone, and**iTunes inside** (you can sync the ** inside the phone through iTunes, you want).

Put the disc into the CD drive first, turn on my computer, open the *** drive, do you see that there are files, use the method of copying, understand?

Hungry. Turn on my computer and click *** rm drive.

Preparation Tools: Computer, Removable Disk.

5.Find an empty space on the Removable Disks page, right-click it to bring up the function box, and select the paste option in the function box.

1. Turn on the computer, open the mobile disk, then select the song you want to copy, press the Ctrl key, and use the mouse to select multiple song files. Once selected, right-click and select Copy.

2. Open the USB flash drive again, right-click in the blank space of the USB flash drive, select Paste, and wait for the paste to be completed.

After inserting a removable disk, Kugou will prompt you whether to import it.

You can go down to the computer first, then move to the removable disk, or you can just get it to the removable disk.

Don't use a microphone to record, use an internal record.

What you need to prepare:

Cassette player, audio cable (preferably one end is a headphone plug slide date to connect the sound card, the other end of the town is a headphone plug, or a lotus plug, connected to a tape recorder), desktops, recording software with no time limit, such as jetaudio

Method: 1: Insert one end of the audio cable into the computer's sound card"line

in"jack, and the other end is plugged into the line of the cassette machine

out (if there is no line.)

out, that can only be done with the headphone output jack, but the effect will be reduced. Note! It can only be a headphone jack instead of a line

out, you should never use the speaker output jack instead of the line

out or headphone jack, otherwise it will damage the sound card), 2: Find the volume icon in the lower right corner of the desktop, right-click to open "Adjust Audio Properties" -- Volume -- "Advanced" of the device volume -- open "Options" -- "Properties" -- click "Recording" -- in "Line".

in" (which may also be "Input" on your computer) and OK - the recording control panel appears, select "Input" and do not close the window.

in volume until the sound is loud enough, but not distorted.

I don't need to talk about the rest of the matter, right?