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Originally Posted by optv13sp
Thank you everyone for the information. Villagetinker, you're right, the casette tapes are unique. My husband interviewed his parents, aunts, and uncles, who are all now long deceased, regarding their history, lives growing up, etc. He now has the time to pursue Ancestry and family history and wants to retrieve the information on the tapes as well as have them in a usable format.
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AHH, then you may want the do it yourself route. If you have a computer, as I suggested a USB audio to digital adapter would be a good idea. These typically come with software for saving and editing the files. This would allow you to make any changes as required, as well as naming the files in a manner that will let you find these later.
The digital files can be saved to your hard drive, USB, CD or DVD as necessary.
Send me a PM if you would like to discuss further.
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