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Rlyss · 10-08-2004, 11:48 PM

I have a Sony stereo (bought in 1999) with an MD function. I've got my computer's sound card hooked up into the MD plug in the back of the stereo so MP3s play through my stereo speakers. On the stereo I switch between tuner (radio), CD, casette tape, and MD. So when it's set to MD (which is really just a source for outside input, like my sound card) it plays computer sounds.

So that allows me to record an MP3 (or anything playing on the computer) to a casette tape (record from the input source), but it doesn't allow me to record from a tape to a CD. To do that you'll need the output from the back of the stereo, inputted into your soundcard, and then record to an MP3 or a .wav file, and then use your CD burner software to burn.

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Rlyss The Pusher Location: Edinburgh	I have a Sony stereo (bought in 1999) with an MD function. I've got my computer's sound card hooked up into the MD plug in the back of the stereo so MP3s play through my stereo speakers. On the stereo I switch between tuner (radio), CD, casette tape, and MD. So when it's set to MD (which is really just a source for outside input, like my sound card) it plays computer sounds. So that allows me to record an MP3 (or anything playing on the computer) to a casette tape (record from the input source), but it doesn't allow me to record from a tape to a CD. To do that you'll need the output from the back of the stereo, inputted into your soundcard, and then record to an MP3 or a .wav file, and then use your CD burner software to burn.