I just used your tutorial and it worked great! My problem how ever is that I can't put it in iTunes. I read the comment below where you suggested converting it to a .m4a and I did that and it didn't help. I need to put the files on CDs and when I put the mp3s on the CD, nothing plays but it does recognize that there is 76 min on it. PLEASE HELP!!!
Thanks so much for this great video! You made it so easy. I've been wanting to convert a cassette for quite awhile and you made it possible!!! Look forward to watching all your other tutorials and learn more cool things!
This was great. I found that converting the files to AIFF worked the best on my Mac. Thanks a lot for saving me the trouble buying one of those converters
dude i would lick your ****'s,the software works well,that golden records crap would cut the recording off half way thruoght the first some ,,it does have a little more functionality, but if it doesn't work it is not worth the time let alone the money
i AM 23 I embrace the 4 most common formats Cd Cassette Vinyl and Mp3, It is so much easier for me to have a working tape deck and listen to my tapes then fuck around and convert them i have a tape deck in my car alas with a Usb slot for my mp3 music, the cassette slot in the system in my car is there, because its here for me to dub an album from vinyl to a tape then fuck around converting. And people dont want ot steal a dam tape deck from a car.
@Gauraonline If the window to open the software doesn't automatically come up, double-click on the white icon (the DMG) right below your Macintosh HD, then just follow the rest of my video.
HI - I have a Macbook Air. I tried your video, but got to the line in part and... it looks like I only have a headphones jack. When I opened the software, it did not offer me the "line in" option that you selected - it only had a microphone option.
Thank you very much for this. I have hundreds of tapes that I will need to convert to my Mac. Is the Monkey Breads software jsut as good as AUdacity, Taste, SPin Doctor, etc...? I dont know how good those others are but I heard of them. Once I follow your advice and get started , I will need to know how to divide a side of a cassette into separate songs.
You are such an idiot. useful info but why go so slow? it's condescending and infuriating. I want to get useful info, not listen to you talk for 30 seconds about how to plug an aux. cord in and load a tape cassette. Good grief. You're an aggrivation just like the rest of the conceited Mac geeks. Get a life.
Loved the video. Could not get the files to drop into iTunes as .mP3 but discovered that they drop right in if I rename as.MPEG. Hope this helps others.
I have a Mac Book. I followed your excellent video and at the end, I changed the files from .mov to .mp3 but each side of a cassette is taking up over 600 mb of space and now my start disk is over-full. Any suggestions?
Good news = You can still use GarageBand for this experiment. You don't really need additional software, but you 'do' need the auxilary cable, a cassette player, and an iMac / MacBook Air / MacBook Pro (and of course, software like GarageBand / Logic Express / Logic Pro). :-)
This was awesome, thank you for the information. One question...I do not have a line in port next to the head phone jack. I only have the head phone jack on MacBook Pro. I tried this with that port and it didnt work. Any suggestions.
You might want to take a look at the Polderbits sound and editing software. It does a whole lot more than this. The problem with the illustrated recorder being in this video is that you will record everything in monophonic (non-stereo) To convert stereo music tapes, you need a stereo cassette player. Polderbits allows you to save the sound format you want (.mp3, .wav, etc)
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Tried saving in mp3, mp4 and m4a formats (couldn't import any of these to iTunes), tried using Prism (didn't work - message says can't open source video file). So the only way to play the file is using Sound Recorder Mac? Was hoping to burn this file to a CD somehow...
pfffff, tapes are great and soulfull.... just get Apple to market the "i-Cassette Player". millions of apple geeks would have the joy of having another Apple toy to buy at the Apple Store.
when i open sound recorder there is no link saying 'line in' - am i doing something wrong
truthbtoldude 1 week ago
But can you transfer videos from a cassette to a Mac?
LittleSusie95 2 weeks ago
really great thanks a lot
TheColddesi 1 month ago
I just used your tutorial and it worked great! My problem how ever is that I can't put it in iTunes. I read the comment below where you suggested converting it to a .m4a and I did that and it didn't help. I need to put the files on CDs and when I put the mp3s on the CD, nothing plays but it does recognize that there is 76 min on it. PLEASE HELP!!!
ktgayle18 2 months ago
Along with many others, I too don't have a line in on this Mac laptop. What do I need to do now?
litlgeezer 2 months ago
I luv ur cassette player.
JPR2473 2 months ago
Thanks so much for this great video! You made it so easy. I've been wanting to convert a cassette for quite awhile and you made it possible!!! Look forward to watching all your other tutorials and learn more cool things!
dustyjane 2 months ago
I don´t have a line in in my macbook :(
TheTeacherLola 2 months ago
MY MACBOOK PRO MY 13 inch MACBOOK PRO DOSN'T HAVE LINE IN!
Sundancer213 2 months ago
1:40 No u can use Garage Band!
Sundancer213 2 months ago
This was great. I found that converting the files to AIFF worked the best on my Mac. Thanks a lot for saving me the trouble buying one of those converters
cretsina 3 months ago
I don't have a mic jack only headphones. no line in. any suggestions or ideas on what to do?
RickyCapote 3 months ago
Will This convert My Cassete Into A Macbook Air Or Pro ?
lrritated 3 months ago
dude i would lick your ****'s,the software works well,that golden records crap would cut the recording off half way thruoght the first some ,,it does have a little more functionality, but if it doesn't work it is not worth the time let alone the money
noblsht 4 months ago
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kindlykritter 4 months ago
i AM 23 I embrace the 4 most common formats Cd Cassette Vinyl and Mp3, It is so much easier for me to have a working tape deck and listen to my tapes then fuck around and convert them i have a tape deck in my car alas with a Usb slot for my mp3 music, the cassette slot in the system in my car is there, because its here for me to dub an album from vinyl to a tape then fuck around converting. And people dont want ot steal a dam tape deck from a car.
hambone9119 4 months ago
After I download the software link to my Mac, how do I install it please ?
Gauraonline 4 months ago
@Gauraonline If the window to open the software doesn't automatically come up, double-click on the white icon (the DMG) right below your Macintosh HD, then just follow the rest of my video.
macandcomputerhelp 4 months ago
HI - I have a Macbook Air. I tried your video, but got to the line in part and... it looks like I only have a headphones jack. When I opened the software, it did not offer me the "line in" option that you selected - it only had a microphone option.
Is there anything I can do?
Thanks!
Alexis
alexis7966 5 months ago
Thank you very much for this. I have hundreds of tapes that I will need to convert to my Mac. Is the Monkey Breads software jsut as good as AUdacity, Taste, SPin Doctor, etc...? I dont know how good those others are but I heard of them. Once I follow your advice and get started , I will need to know how to divide a side of a cassette into separate songs.
Gauraonline 5 months ago
I followed all the instructions and my cassette tape did not convert to a Mac as indicated in the title; it is still a cassette tape. :(
Rick951 5 months ago
You are such an idiot. useful info but why go so slow? it's condescending and infuriating. I want to get useful info, not listen to you talk for 30 seconds about how to plug an aux. cord in and load a tape cassette. Good grief. You're an aggrivation just like the rest of the conceited Mac geeks. Get a life.
AustinBio1 6 months ago
You can also use smart converter from the app store. its free and easy to use! :)
tiger507 6 months ago
Great video,have a macbook pro,at the end i used miro to convert it to mp3 then burned it to disc. Thank You
faj3251 6 months ago
Loved the video. Could not get the files to drop into iTunes as .mP3 but discovered that they drop right in if I rename as.MPEG. Hope this helps others.
pwmaine 7 months ago
What if you wanted to record on to a cassette tape FROM your MacBook?
talkaboutcharm 7 months ago
I have a Mac Book. I followed your excellent video and at the end, I changed the files from .mov to .mp3 but each side of a cassette is taking up over 600 mb of space and now my start disk is over-full. Any suggestions?
mboltwood1 7 months ago
@mboltwood1 Yeah, check out Miro Video Converter. It is free & allows you to convert to .mp3. It also is extremely easy to use.
macandcomputerhelp 7 months ago
Good news = You can still use GarageBand for this experiment. You don't really need additional software, but you 'do' need the auxilary cable, a cassette player, and an iMac / MacBook Air / MacBook Pro (and of course, software like GarageBand / Logic Express / Logic Pro). :-)
claireandmatt1 7 months ago
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claireandmatt1 7 months ago
This was awesome, thank you for the information. One question...I do not have a line in port next to the head phone jack. I only have the head phone jack on MacBook Pro. I tried this with that port and it didnt work. Any suggestions.
candacegre 7 months ago
@candacegre The only headphone jack we have on the mac book is for input and output. Atleast thats the specs on the apple website. should work.
tiger507 6 months ago
Thank's a lot that was a great tutorial and now I know how to convert all my old cassettes to my mac
Themarcus1005 7 months ago
great!!! it was easy! thank you very much!!!
silvicurlytop 8 months ago
I want to do the reverse
mininananana 8 months ago
Will this work with GarageBand aswell?
I'm sure it would, because that app records your voice and stuff. :-)
claireandmatt1 8 months ago
You might want to take a look at the Polderbits sound and editing software. It does a whole lot more than this. The problem with the illustrated recorder being in this video is that you will record everything in monophonic (non-stereo) To convert stereo music tapes, you need a stereo cassette player. Polderbits allows you to save the sound format you want (.mp3, .wav, etc)
nobux60 10 months ago
thanks a lot!
hugo23amsterdam 1 year ago
Once again, The internet showed me that it have ALL the answers.
Thanks
Inidentificado 1 year ago
you do realise you can just use Garageband right?
guitarhero666759 1 year ago
just what i was looking for lol
korgpadude 1 year ago
what web address do I use to get this software, sound recorder mac?
dridesharley 1 year ago
thanks a bunch
gladieola 1 year ago
Well, that won't be the best quality, but neither are the cassettes.
Still, not the same thing ;_; Cassette nostalgia.
Also, why even bother putting them on iTunes? Oh right, you're on MacOS.
BrainSeepsOut 1 year ago
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freeeeeemusic 1 year ago
Tried saving in mp3, mp4 and m4a formats (couldn't import any of these to iTunes), tried using Prism (didn't work - message says can't open source video file). So the only way to play the file is using Sound Recorder Mac? Was hoping to burn this file to a CD somehow...
jhoppa11 1 year ago
You can also just record it to GarageBand as well, at least that's what I do.
fluffthebunny 1 year ago
@fluffthebunny How is the quality of the garage band recording?
sedrickh123 1 year ago
When I tried to add my mp3 recording to my iTunes library, nothing happened. I can play it from my desktop, but not with iTunes. Any suggestions?
chercall 2 years ago
You could try converting it to .m4a file format then putting it into iTunes. Prism is a good Mac file converter.
macandcomputerhelp 1 year ago
pfffff, tapes are great and soulfull.... just get Apple to market the "i-Cassette Player". millions of apple geeks would have the joy of having another Apple toy to buy at the Apple Store.
Acadianiste 2 years ago
This is very helpful, thank you for posting.
GadgetTrish 2 years ago
hey this is Great! but how can I get it to play on my itunes?
dancingvix 2 years ago
Just drag and drop the file, from the folder where you saved it, on the iTunes library.
macandcomputerhelp 2 years ago
coolbeans
vastoceanblue 2 years ago
Thanks for the video. It worked
newestappleman 2 years ago
so this won't work with a mid 09 mbp?
Joethemonkey101 2 years ago
cool
WierdmanProductions 2 years ago
also what if u don't have the auxillary cable u used?
Joethemonkey101 2 years ago
any auxiliary cable will work
macandcomputerhelp 2 years ago
yeah i don't know what that is...
Joethemonkey101 2 years ago
The same kind of wire you use to play your ipod in the car or on a idog will work.
Phineasflynn1416 2 years ago