I have some old band tapes on cassette I would like to convert to MP3s.
What's the easiest way to do it?

I'm assuming from your trolling posts on other threads thatyou don't really expect a helpful response. The best instructions I have for you follow.

1) Put your tapes on top of your television for a few days, maybe while a couple of movies play.

2) Afterwards, place tapes into a paper bag and shove the whole package up your ass, troll.

pgens Wrote:
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> I'm assuming from your trolling posts on other
> threads thatyou don't really expect a helpful
> response. The best instructions I have for you
> follow.
>
> 1) Put your tapes on top of your television for a
> few days, maybe while a couple of movies play.
>
> 2) Afterwards, place tapes into a paper bag and
> shove the whole package up your ass, troll.

If I want any shit out of you, I'll squeeze your tiny brain, you toad sucker.


I defend your right to disagree with me, but you're still wrong.

pgens Wrote:
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> I'm assuming from your trolling posts on other
> threads thatyou don't really expect a helpful
> response. The best instructions I have for you
> follow.
>
> 1) Put your tapes on top of your television for a
> few days, maybe while a couple of movies play.
>
> 2) Afterwards, place tapes into a paper bag and
> shove the whole package up your ass, troll.

+1

Dr. Phil Harmonic Wrote:
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> I have some old band tapes on cassette I would
> like to convert to MP3s.
> What's the easiest way to do it?

impressive, you managed to piss people off even more than i have. go buy yourself a trophy.


"the wisdom of the wise will perish, the intelligence of the intelligent will vanish."

pgens Wrote:
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> I'm assuming from your trolling posts on other
> threads thatyou don't really expect a helpful
> response. The best instructions I have for you
> follow.
>
> 1) Put your tapes on top of your television for a
> few days, maybe while a couple of movies play.
>
> 2) Afterwards, place tapes into a paper bag and
> shove the whole package up your ass, troll.


+2

lol

Gravis Wrote:
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> Dr. Phil Harmonic Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I have some old band tapes on cassette I
> would
> > like to convert to MP3s.
> > What's the easiest way to do it?
>
> impressive, you managed to piss people off even
> more than i have. go buy yourself a trophy.
>
> unfairfax adaptivetime com
>
> As of 8/27/05 15:52
> My Linux uptime: 53 days, 10 hours, 14 minutes
> Your Windows uptime: pushing two hours

Thank you. Coming from you that's a compliment. I'm polishing my new trophy.

The sad thing is I was up late last night doing just what you are asking about. If I didn't have to open up fairfaxunderground.com to check for new posts and see your useless (at best) posts I would have been more than happy to help you out with this.

There is a free program called Audacity. Search for it on google. Its super easy.

it's kinda sad that recording to wav via the sound card line-in and then using a wav to mp3 converter isn't general knowledge.

Yes it certainly is. Its not really a hard concept now is it?

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