Yeah, I've seen those on the internet and can't
see in advantage over a regular deck connected
through a sound card.  Especially for book tapes
it just doesn't justify the cost.  In the FAQs it
says that the analog still has to be at the speed
of the cassette player.   I can get that on my
own deck which would require playing a whole book
or album through to get it "digitized".  PITA....
So I'll just keep playing the cassettes on my
Heidelberg (sp?) player.  It's the least amount
of hassle.  And it's free...

Cheers!

Steven
--- Robert Fisher <refisher@MCHSI.COM> wrote:

> --snip--
> > Now if I can just have a quick way of getting
> tapes
> > transferred to an SD card....
> --snip--
>
> I had actually thought about a device like this
> before... I figured somebody
> must have come up with one somewhere along the line
> but I never actually
> looked for one 'til now.
> I have a fair number of cassettes that I never
> replaced with CDs and I just
> figured that I would patch my component cassette
> deck into the sound card
> when I got around to that project- It's a high-end
> deck, which should
> suffice, and I don't really have enough tapes to
> justify the $140 bucks for
> this thing, but it might be worth it to someone that
> has a very large
> library:
>
> http://www.plusdeck.com/
>
> Getting the files onto an SD card would be pretty
> straightforward from
> there.
>
> Cya,
> Robert
>

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