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    Converting Cassettes to CDs

    Submitted by admin on Wed, 06/08/2011 - 20:02
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    Q:

    Is there a way to convert cassette tapes to CDs through the computer?

    A:

    Yes, there are a variety of hardware gadgets, that, with accompanying software, can plug into computers to convert the contents of cassettes to digital files, which can then be burned to CDs.

    I can’t recommend any specific products, since I haven’t tested any. But you can find some by searching for “cassette to CD.”

    Note that such conversions, like conversions of records, can be very time-consuming.

    Q:

    I will be on the road this summer and I don’t want a large laptop. I’m wondering what your opinion is on a tablet vs. netbook. My main purpose is to retrieve/send email, access the Internet and download important files. If I bought a tablet, it’d be an iPad.

    A:

    Most of what you want to do is easy on the iPad. But downloading of files is a bit trickier.

    The iPad makes it easy to view — and with extra apps, to edit — files received as email attachments. And it has some apps that allow file retrieval from the cloud.

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    How to Rip Audio CD in Linux

    Submitted by admin on Thu, 09/02/2010 - 16:00
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    rip-audio-mainAs MP3 players and mobile devices become very common, more and more people are beginning to convert their audio CD collection to music files so they will listen to them while on the move. In Windows and Mac, the conversion can be done automatically with Windows Media Player or iTunes. What about Linux? Let’s take a look. /> id="more-20023">

    Rhythmbox

    Rhythmbox is the default player in Ubuntu. Like many other media player, it comes with the capability to import audio CD into your library.

    Open your Rhythmbox. Before you start to import your audio CD, it is best to configure the location of the imported files and the song format.

    Go to Edit -> Preferences. Click on the Music tab.

    In the “Music Files are placed in” field, select the location of the folder where the imported music will be stored.

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    Next, you may want to configure how the folder hierarchy of the album.

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