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To: SmoothSail who wrote (46480)	6/18/2005 10:13:02 PM
From: Gottfried	of 110652

Smooth Sail, you'll need a cable between the casette player and the audio input of your PC. Radio Shack has it. Once connected, the PC audio card will play the casette tape. Now you need a PC program to capture the audio and convert it to MP3 or WMA. This is discussed here pcmag.com I think there are free programs, too. Try to Google 'audio capture'. I've used a Sony Walkman for the player. The trouble was that the different songs on the audio casette were not separated the way they are on a store-bought CD, so once you have burned the music to CD you can't skip between songs. Maybe there's a way to do this but I don't know how. Gottfried

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