Digitally convert cassette tapes

- It is necessary that you have a cable with two 1/8-inch jacks at two ends.

- Find the soundcard on the back of your computer. Then plug the Line-in input with one end of the cable. If the Line-in plug is not stated clearly on the soundcard, find the Blue one.

- Connect the other end of the cable with the headphone plug on your cassette player.

- Double click on the small speaker in the right corner of your taskbar to open the Windows Volume Control.

- Click the Options menu and choose Properties.

- The Properties window now comes up. Check Recording then Line In in the list of volume controls underneath. Click OK.

- The Recording Control now appears. Select Line In and lower the volume slider for a good recording result. Then close the window.

Note: In order to return to the previous status before the adjustment, repeat all steps above and select Microphone in the Recording Control window.

- On your computer, open AV MP3 Player Morpher and click the Recorder button Record button on the Player panel. The Record dialog will come up.

- Play the tape on your cassette player. Click the red button on the Record dialog of AV MP3 Player Morpher to begin recording. Then press this button again to stop the process.

- Use the Play and Stop buttons to play back your recording. If you are satisfied with the result, click Save. The Save As dialog will appear, choose a desired file name and audio format. If you are not satisfied with the result, record again.

- Once finishing, click the Close button to close the Record dialog. Music from the tape is now converted to a digital file and safely stored in your computer.

- You can also open the recorded file in the Editor module to modify it or cut off some unwanted parts.