what kind of CDs should be purchased to prepare recordings for use with this?
61857
Don't buy it.It lasted not even a week and broke on me.I should have tried to get my money back but said screw it.Joke
61858
It's a terrible CD player. I've stopped using it because it stopped and started randomly and has no memory of where it left off. Constantly starting at beginning!!
2010920
No matter which CD you use with the Crosley, you will get a bad recording. I used good quality music CDs and the few recordings the Crosley made before it died were filled with pops, hisses and scratches. I don't recommend this machine.
804022
Karen, My daughter & I just put ours to the test for USB recording for the first time and it worked very well. A business friend gave me a standard USB 2-Gigabyte storage thumb drive for Christmas from his company. I would guess that you buy these almost anywhere nowadays. I had an old Yolanda Adams CD nearby and recorded the first song on it, "The Only Way", and it sounded awesome on the playback. Make sure that you are following the right procedure for playing and recording on the USB drive. Kind regards - mr. brown
1715234
You can buy after market software to do just about anything. It would depend on what you what to do. If it is just record music or copy files and you have Windows you can use explorer and Windows Media Player.
2069285
Greetings. The CD is a must for the installation. Thanks for your question.
1604994
I have never used this product to record CDs. My use has been exclusively with DVDs.
298008
I think the book says it will transfer records and tapes to cds.check your book that came with the recorder player. I haven't tried to do it so I am only going with what the book says
2035409
To be honest with you Jim, I have not done any recording with this laptop yet, not on DVDs. Based on past experience with other computers, I would suggest using a good quality DCD R+ disk. If you are ordering in bulk like we did, check the reviews for the brand carefully. We had one batch of el cheapo blanks that once they were recorded could not be played. I wound up throwing a lot of music away. I've copied few CDs without incident. Good luck with your Gateway. After using this since April, I will never go back to a desktop PC.
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The DP-006 unit will record voices from microphones, or voices/music from a line source such as a radio, tape recorder or other device. It will not ... on its own ... produce a CD. In order to do that you must connect it to a device that is designed to burn a CD such a CD or DVD recorder. Your computer should be able to do this quite well. This technique is described on page 28 and on page 83 - 92: EXCHANGING DATA WITH A COMPUTER. You must connect the DP-006 to the computer with the included USB cord. Pay attention to the headings: ENTIRE SONGS, WAV FORMAT TRACKS AND STEREO MASTER FILES on page 83 particularly regarding FAT partitions. Good luck. Phil The DP-006 unit will record voices from microphones, or voices/music from a line source such as a radio, tape recorder or other device. It will not ... on its own ... produce a CD. In order to do that you must connect it to a device that is designed to burn a CD such a CD or DVD recorder. Your computer should be able to do this quite well. This technique is described on page 28 and on page 83 - 92: EXCHANGING DATA WITH A COMPUTER. You must connect the DP-006 to the computer with the included USB cord. Pay attention to the headings: ENTIRE SONGS, WAV FORMAT TRACKS AND STEREO MASTER FILES on... » Read More The DP-006 unit will record voices from microphones, or voices/music from a line source such as a radio, tape recorder or other device. It will not ... on its own ... produce a CD. In order to do that you must connect it to a device that is designed to burn a CD such a CD or DVD recorder. Your computer should be able to do this quite well. This technique is described on page 28 and on page 83 - 92: EXCHANGING DATA WITH A COMPUTER. You must connect the DP-006 to the computer with the included USB cord. Pay attention to the headings: ENTIRE SONGS, WAV FORMAT TRACKS AND STEREO MASTER FILES on page 83 particularly regarding FAT partitions. Good luck. Phil « Show Less
1365831
I am not familiar with that machine but the one's I have just play. No erase, No record, no nothing. I would think you would neeed a computer ro Format he CD's and reload your new stuff.
1452354
I've taken material off a cd and transferred it to an mp3. Seems like all the other recording stuff should work.I've mostly used it for word stuff and have found out that the Microsoft Office that comes with it is inadequate...Microsoft office 2003...that won't work with a lot of stuff - like it won't open a lot of newer powerpoint or excel files. So...the low price isn't that good if you factor that you'll most likely have to but the later Microsoft office stuff - because on the Microsoft site they tell you they will not support the 2003 stuff much longer. Buyer Beware
996350
No. Only the converse. You would need a laptop probably to record a cd. Also see discription on product page further down
926721
Depends on what you want to spend and how much you can afford for a cartridge. The turntable will spin any record just fine. But for sound quality, you should research cartridges and needles.
1042239
Typically, no. You need "CD-R Music" discs (perform a search here on Amazon). This is for copyright reasons. They don't want us having easy digital recording capabilities.Good news: prices have come down, these discs are now somewhat affordable.
1508202
You will need the manual (Operating Instructions) to this.You can either record from a CD in Deck A or from an external source such as an LP or audiotape.If you record from an external source, you have to connect the unit to an amplifier that is connected to that external source. See page 6. Then follow the instructions beginning on page 25.The instructions for recording from a disc in Deck A are on pages 21 to 25.It will take some time to get accustomed to this but once you do, it will be like falling off a log,But you do need the manual.If you recording from a disc in Deck A, the instructions You will need the manual (Operating Instructions) to this.You can either record from a CD in Deck A or from an external source such as an LP or audiotape.If you record from an external source, you have to connect the unit to an amplifier that is connected to that external source. See page 6. Then follow the instructions beginning on page 25.The instructions for recording from a disc in Deck A are on pages 21 to 25.It will take some time to get accustomed to this but once you do, it will be like falling off a log,But you do need the... » Read More You will need the manual (Operating Instructions) to this.You can either record from a CD in Deck A or from an external source such as an LP or audiotape.If you record from an external source, you have to connect the unit to an amplifier that is connected to that external source. See page 6. Then follow the instructions beginning on page 25.The instructions for recording from a disc in Deck A are on pages 21 to 25.It will take some time to get accustomed to this but once you do, it will be like falling off a log,But you do need the manual.If you recording from a disc in Deck A, the instructions « Show Less
667222
You could mix to stereo on the unit and put the line out to the line in on a CD recorder, then play from the Tascam and record straight to CD. It wouldn't be a digital transfer though, and you'd need to manually define the tracks on the recorder.
532009
you can use any recordable disks as far as ive never had one type or another fail but i did find a problem with my one the recorder i mean. it is sposed to sense when a song is finished by the way you set it up i cant get mine to auyo detect that so i have to stop and start the recorgings quicklybetween songs so that ill have a cd with more than just one large song on it