Transfering cassette tape to wav adds 2 minutes

erik · Posted 18 Jun 2006 4:42 pm

Which means the speed of the WAV file (now MP3) is slower than the input. How does this happen?

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Jack Stoner · From: Kansas City, MO

I've never saw that happen.

However, what else were you running on the PC when you did the "recording"?? When I do audio recording from the "Line In" jack, I don't have any other programs running (same way when I do an audio CD burn - just the CD burning program running).

Did this just happen one time, or does it do it everytime?

John Daugherty · From: Rolla, Missouri, USA

Erik, what are you using to measure the time? Are you using a computer program to record a complete cassette tape of multiple songs? If so, does the program automatically introduce a period of silence between songs?

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Chris Tarrow · From: Maplewood, NJ

Is it possible you're recording at 48kHz and playing back at 44.1 somehow?

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