P2P-Zone - View Single Post

Bright Eyes · 05-08-01, 12:43 PM

I'm not sure in which of our forums to ask this, but this seems the closest for relevence.

I have tried repeatedly to copy music tracks from a cassette into the computer as wavs, and I always get a stuttering effect on the playback.

I have reducing the input volume [the casette player has no line out, so I use the earphone jack] in case the signal was overloading the comp, but it made no difference.

The stuttering effect happens in different places in the track each time I make a new transfer, but it does stutter in exactly the same place on the replays.

I tried both Soundforge and Wavelab. The sound card is a vibra16.

05-08-01, 12:43 PM	#1
Bright Eyes Global Security Octopus Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: In the 1960s Posts: 621	ripping from cassette problem I'm not sure in which of our forums to ask this, but this seems the closest for relevence. I have tried repeatedly to copy music tracks from a cassette into the computer as wavs, and I always get a stuttering effect on the playback. I have reducing the input volume [the casette player has no line out, so I use the earphone jack] in case the signal was overloading the comp, but it made no difference. The stuttering effect happens in different places in the track each time I make a new transfer, but it does stutter in exactly the same place on the replays. I tried both Soundforge and Wavelab. The sound card is a vibra16. __________________ Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of long words. This is the Century of the Insane.