Plug the LINE OUT of your PC soundcard into the LINE IN on your cassette deck and tape to your heart's content...

Use the software that came with your burner. Specify that the burn will be an "audio CD". Drag the mp3(s) to your layout. That's it. Note that you will get a maximum of 74 or 80 minutes of audio on each CD-R; this boils down to two 30-minute shows or one 60-minute show. Use 74min CD-R media for maximum playability. Some players have problems with CD-R, more with 80min media, and still more with CD-RW.

Use an mp3 encoder like LAME. 32k is a normal bitrate for OTR. LAME and Fraunhofer are usually considered the best for low bitrates.

That's really beyond the scope of what I'm trying to do here, but you can generally do it with the software that came with your CD burner. There are two basic types of CDs you can burn, data and audio. You want audio in this case. Note that you may have to convert the MP3 file to .wav before your CD burning software will see it.

There is no specific amount. Each listener has different resources and different leadings of the spirit. For some, even $5 would be a great sacrifice. For others, a large amount in the eyes of the world would be almost nothing to them. Giving is truly individual. That is why we put no price on The Word. Although we are a fairly small church we send thousands of tapes to our television audience. Most from the television audience don’t send a donation.

Yes, It is very easy to record from any audio device that has an earphone or audio out jack. Simply attach the Broadcaster audio cable to the audio out or earphone jack of the audio device and attach the other end to the audio in jack of the Broadcaster. It is that easy. Complete details are on the resources site.

You can convert a CD to MP3 format with an MP3 encoder. (Many of which can be found here) There are many mp3 encoders to use, but we prefer iTunes. Make sure you save your mp3 file in this format: ArtistName_SongName.mp3

If you want to record the songs you have in MP3 form onto an audio tape for playing in your Walkman, car stereo, or whatever... you just need to connect the line-out socket of your sound card to an input that can feed you tape recording deck and then set the record levels and record.

Making MP3s from scratch involves a couple of steps. The first is acquiring the sound file and the second is encoding the file into MP3 format.

For this information, refer to copy_boot_tape(1M). For information on how to copy a recovery tape for an HP Integrity server, see the document KBNL00000970 in ITRC titled, "How do I duplicate a recovery tape from a HP Integrity server?"

Like everything else, there are a number of steps involved. First of all, you have to decompress the MP3 files into .wav files.

Simple. Download a Encoder, a Cd Ripper and there you go. Download them from Mp3.com. or from the tools section!

Yes - But remember you have to keep them for personal use. Distributing or selling copyrighted music without the artist's permission is illegal. Check out our list of Rippers for more information about making your own MP3's.

You can get free software from Musicmatch.com or dBpowerAmp. Just follow each software's instructions for use.

Uh, this one just makes me laugh. I've only had it asked once but to avoid further mails regarding this question the

Reinforced water-activated tape is stronger and can be applied in a hot, cold, dusty or dirty environment. Pressure sensitive tape is adversely affected in extreme environments. It is not as secure as water-activated tape and is easier to pilfer.

Yes. MDS has self service tape duplication stations where you can copy from VHS, MiniDV, or DVD to VHS, MiniDV, or DVD. Reservations are not required, the machines are open on a first-come first serve basis.

Before making a highlight tape, be sure you have your VCR connected properly to record from your Landro play analyzer. Perform a Play Search to find the exact plays you want on your highlight tape. On the Play Search screen, press the "Save" button on your keyboard to go to the Save Plays screen. In the "Where" field, choose "Save to Tape." Choose one of the display options for your highlight tape.

If you prefer to make a highlight tape without the displays, you may record the plays by choosing to view the plays full screen instead of saving the plays to tape. On the search results list, simply highlight "Entire List" and press Enter to begin showing the plays full screen. Make sure your VCR is recording before pressing Enter to show the plays. Your VCR will record whatever signal the play analyzer is showing on your television.

Certainly! Sharing productions is the most enjoyable part of a creative effort. DVDs allow you to easily share your productions whether they are home movies, training materials or background for a corporate meeting.

Yes – we can make limited copies of your VHS tapes. You will need to provide the blank tape. Keep in mind; they need to relate directly to classes and activities of the Jones Graduate School – not your Aunt Mary’s 70th Birthday party! You also must provide proper copyright clearance when necessary. See the services page for more information.

A make_recovery tape can hold as much data as will fit on the tape. If make_recovery is run in the foreground it prompts for more tapes if they are necessary. Note that to include files larger than 2GB but less than 8GB you may need to install patches. On HP-UX 11.00, make sure you have the pax patch PHCO_28413 or later installed, on HP-UX 11.11 you must have PHCO_28414 installed. On HP-UX B.11.

Yes... just connect the "Line-out" from your soundcard to an "Aux-in" or something of the sort on your recorder. Don't use "Phono in" sockets though - they will be intended for connection from a turntable with a magnetic cartidge, which means that they will be expecting a very low level signal distorted in a particular peculiar way. Connecting a line level signal to those could even blow your amplifier, and will certainly sound horrible.

Choose your 'Source Data Type' to be MP3 and your 'Destination Data Type' to be WMA (Windows Media Player). Select the source of your MP3 files on the left window and choose the destination of your WMA files on the right. After this is done, select another destination for the other files and convert the MP3 files to WMA selecting 22Kbps.

Yes, using a piece of software called a 'CD Ripper' - go to the Dukebox software page here. Make sure you are not infringing any copyright though.

Yes, if you get hold of the right piece of software and have a recordable CD-ROM player - go to the Dukebox software page here. Make sure you are not infringing any copyright first though.

Requests for copies of hearing tapes must be made in writing and must include blank tapes for duplicating.