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• I get an unknown error message when you try to copy a cassette of my video camera, but the camera connect

  I get an unknown error message when you try to copy a cassette of my video camera, but the camera connect

  If you are running Windows XP... There is a slight chance
  that by running the following command would be the fix:

  Reach... Start / run... and type or copy / paste the following text:

  regsvr32 %windir%\system32\qdv.dll

  Then... Press on... Come in...

  You should see a dialog box stating:

  DllRegisterServer in C:\WINDOWS\system32\qdv.dll successful

  Good luck...

  There is debate on this subject in the following forum:

  Windows Movie Makers Forums
  An unknown error has occurred

• Is it possible to copy old cassettes to a cd on my MacBook?

  Is it possible to copy old cassettes to a cd on my MacBook?

  Not sure on a Mac, but it is possible under Windows, so it should be pretty similar. You will need a type of software that you can use to connect to a cassette player. You also need some hardware to go between the cassette player and digitize the signal and then save them on the computer as an audio file to the computer. Once you have done this, you can burn the audio files to a CD. You will need to check the features of the Mac and then see what other types of software and hardware that you need.

• Capture Analog Audio Cassette on Qosmio player

  G163 manual indicates that the SVHS-IN should be used to capture the audio analogue. But same Belkin do not sell a SVHS cable with two RCA plugs / mini-prises on the other end. Or is it safe to the output of a speaker port extension cassette player for entry into the microphone port.

  But which could overload the circuits if the volume is too high. I have the audacity to make the real analog - digital conversion and capture. I am amazed that this a portable Hi-Spec (and expensive) does not come with something as simple as an analog audio line-in port.

  Thank you very much.

  1. you get easily no matter what audio through audio red and white composite input(red-white-yell0w) provided and yellow video.

  2. video (not SVHS) is for video only (image), it cannot carry audio!

  3.I have used windvd creator and the above to convert ALL my VHS and SVHS tapes on DVD with audio and audio video and even dubbed through the input mic for more than a year now (best video with SVIDEO and you must still connect to an audio input to the unit)
  Qosmio comes with a variety of composite video input s video and the split left and right audio inpur with minijack adapter (marked triple minijack)

  Enjoy

• Record from an audio cassette in digital format on a Satellite A100

  I want to record music old of an audio cassette to MP3 or similar. I downloaded the Audacity software but don't know if I can actually put up a line of connection of my tape to my Toshiba Satellite A100 player. Is this possible via the microphone connection? Are there other ways to make it through one of the USB ports?

  If anyone has any suggestions I would be interested to read.

  Thank you

  Ken

  Hello Ken

  If you want to do this on professional road, you need good things to do. One of my friends bought a package to scan old gramophone records. He bought some external device and special software.

  Can I really do not remember the name of this product, but I know that it was connected on the USB port. The gramophone or, in your case, cassette player must be connected to the external device.

  Small little around Google and you will find many good products for these purposes. In my opinion the MIC port is not the best solution.

• Pavilion DV7: How to record music from a cassette player

  Can I connect a cassette on the 3.5 mm input player using a male 3.5 mm cable with two plugs without damaging the computer.

  Hello

  I suggest using a USB capture device. Roxio makes such a device.

• car connectivity

  My sansa 4 GB does not play through the connection on my ' 09 Toyota.  An old Sony Walkman cassette player does so the connector and system work.  Any help is appreciated.

  apba66 wrote:
  My sansa 4 GB does not play through the connection on my ' 09 Toyota.  An old Sony Walkman cassette player does so the connector and system work.  Any help is appreciated.

  Set your EQ on 'Normal' and turn the volume all the way and see if that helps

• Newbie question: connect 260e for car radio?

  My Toyota 2004 and 2001 Forester have not the input jacks audio that I could connect out the Sansa headphones in.

  I thought I'd try to hack the radio and find a place that I could hack into a material, but that would probably be a nightmare because it would tax the limits of my electronics savvy and probably worse again, the process of removing the radios in cars is a buster knuckle real anyway.

  Thus, outside of the option is not-very-acceptable to get a new sound system with Jack on the front panel, what are my options?

  Both cars have players layer and I remember they used to be adapters autour who would take an audio input minijack and plug a fake tape in there and plays that way.

  Any info on that? Any experience on this? All sources of these?

  I suspect as it might be adapters that will take the output of the Sansa and will load on FM radio.

  Any info or experience on this? All sources of these?

  Any recommendations? Suggestions?

  2603v1 with the latest firmware.

  Alex

  Get an adapter cassette for $3 on Ebay.

  FM transmitters are much more expensive for much less useful. You need an empty space on your radio (tough in a town) dial, you need a transmitter that allows you to choose the frequency (some have certain fixed frequencies) and after my experience with a Belkin - same out in nowheresville - issuer derivative so that you lose the sound.

  The cassette adapter is not as good as a direct AUX-in, but it's better than the transmitter.

• Connection made stereo headset on USB 2.0 for laptop with windows 7Laptop

  I want to convert Audio cassettes to MP3 music. on my laptop. For this I connect headphone jack stereo 3.5 mm cassette player to female USB Port 2.0 for my laptop with windows 7. How do connect me it? What type of cable/connector/adapter, which does not exist in India that I use? Thank you

  You can use the audio only in the PC port to connect the audio output of the tape recorder (which is not controlled by amplifier). There is no possibility to connect the device to the USB port and start ripping the tape.

  However, there are a couple of tape recorders available on the market that is able to record the audio cassette USB storage that can then be copied to PC. An example can be found here:

  http://www.Philips.co.in/c/portable-audio/CD-Soundmachine-az1852_98/PRD/

• Connection issues - connection of a tape recorder to the computer (Windows 7)

  I was connecting a recorder to the computer (Windows 7) in order to play music on cassettes, a cable connecting the recorder output to the audio jack on the back of the computer.

  It has always worked perfectly, but I suddenly lost the sound. Going to "Control Panel - Sound" shows "line in" Panel "not connected". Certainly, it is plugged! I tried disconnecting and reconnecting the cable, restarting the computer, connect an another cassette recorder and I have now run out of ideas. Everything I try, in 'line' service continues to insist that it is "unplugged". (The function "StΘrΘo in" still works perfectly).

  When you plug the plug at the end of the head of the tape recorder, I receive a message saying "you have just plugged a device in the audio Jack" so presumably the decision itself is not defective.

  Any ideas?

  Former title: connection problems

  I was connecting a recorder to the computer (Windows 7) in order to play music on cassettes, a cable connecting the recorder output to the audio jack on the back of the computer.

  It has always worked perfectly, but I suddenly lost the sound. Going to "Control Panel - Sound" shows "line in" Panel "not connected". Certainly, it is plugged! I tried disconnecting and reconnecting the cable, restarting the computer, connect an another cassette recorder and I have now run out of ideas. Everything I try, in 'line' service continues to insist that it is "unplugged". (The function "StΘrΘo in" still works perfectly).

  When you plug the plug at the end of the head of the tape recorder, I receive a message saying "you have just plugged a device in the audio Jack" so presumably the decision itself is not defective.

  Any ideas?

  The problem has been resolved. I called our local computer store and they took the remote control of my computer and decided that, in the window manager Audio Realtek, the 'speaker setup' DD was somehow got moved from "Stereo" 5.1 speakers"fix that solves the problem but I'm perplexed that a configuration setting incorrect speaker should block the function 'In Line' leaving all other sound effects works perfectly; However, he seems to have done the trick. If this is not the first instance of parameters change in Windows 7 on their own accord.

  RF

• Connecting a video Source

  Hi, I am trying to connect my S-VHS to my computer cassette player and bought a cable adapter to connect a S-VHS to USB, the accompanying software is called EasyCap Capture, this works, BUT is there a way to direct video capture first 14 elements.

  Hi John,.

  I'm afraid that this feature is not available in this version of elements.

  Kind regards

  Gerard

• Camera connected but still showing "Capture Device Offline"

  Hello

  2 weeks ago, that I used the capture feature in Adobe first CC for the last time, with no problems. Yesterday I tried to capture a video cassette again, unfortunately not the capture window to say "Capture Device Offline". I can control my camera (rewind, playback, front, etc.), but just cannot click on the record button.

  I use the latest version of Adobe first Pro CC (automatically updated 19 days ago) and I'm trying to capture with my camera Sony FX1000.

  There are 3 days, my PC downloaded automatically updates Windows 10. This update is perhaps responsible for my problems?

  Thanks in advance,

  Justin

  From the Netherlands

  

  Hi Justin,

  The first thing, in the first of the Capture settings, make sure that it is set to DV or HDV you like to match the band being captured. The transport controls are the same for either, but the video data are very different between HDV and DV. That's why you can have control, but no video, the format is incorrect.

  The next thing to check - will record your DV or HDV camera. Windows detects DV and HDV cameras as two quite different. This same thing happened to me before - can control the camera, but no image. This is because the PC "thinks" he's talking to a DV camera when it is really a HDV tape you play, or vice versa.

  Look in the menu of the camera - you should see options to set the unit of "DV, HDV or Auto. I think it's under the option 'VTR '. Unit must be in VCR mode to see this option, not fashion ENR. Choose the setting to match the tape you want to capture, DV or HDV. Do it with Firewire disconnected from the PC. This will "force" the camera to DV or HDV output via Firewire. Turning the camera off, 1394 connection, turn on the VCR mode. Windows will beep when the camera connects and don't know what will do 10, but Windows 7 always put a small message at the bottom right of the screen. DV camera would say 'Caméra DV' and 'HDV' Save as "Subunit STROKE".

  If this does not resolve the problem, you may have to resort to using the Legacy 1394 driver in Windows. http://www.studio1productions.com/articles/FireWire-1.htm

  Follow these steps should help you back in business

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

  Safe Harbor computers

• Interruption of the connection to the device

  During the capture of Premiere Pro CS5 with a new cassette containing an original recording, I get a "recorder Error" "Interruption of the connection to the device" of windows. I can resume the capture by clicking Save in the capture window, and it continues with a new file name. For example: 01 3 Clip. AVI continues as 4.avi Clip 01, Clip then 01 4 1, Clip 01 4 2, etc. Has happened 10 times throughout a record of 45 min.

  When I tried to import the clips, it is said that the file is unsupported or damaged. The only one I can use is the last clip in the sequence (Clip 01 4 9.avi). Please let know us what I can do to capture my full video. Thank you.

  Not exactly what the real problem was, but I replace my old cable firewire with a Monster Cable, cable FireLink 300. Email support Adobe also recommended to turn off UAC and the firewall/antivirus. Collectively, the actions seem to have solved the problem I captured 6: 1 hour video with no problems.

• Cassette to PC problem

  Hello

  I'm trying to connect from a cassette player that has only a phone jack to the Jack from my PC online.

  I use a connection cable with a green stereo jack on each end.

  When I play the player cassette nothing shows on my screen at the hearing and when I press the record, I get the message that a "path should be armed.

  I have enable line-in in the software... what to do?

  Thank you

  Emma

  To arm a track for recording, you press the red button with an 'R' on the subject. It will be located on the track beside the green button labeled "M" and the yellow button labeled "S"

  The input switch located under the volume buttons & pan should point to the line of your pc.

• Bluetooth connection problem iPhone - audio system Nissan after upgrade iOS10

  After iOS10.0.2 iOS9 on iPhone upgrade, I got a cordially problem receive calls raise Nissan car audio.

  I can make a call without any problem. Bluetooth connection is stable. I can download address book e.t.c. But I can't receive a call. I see the incoming call on the radio shows. After pressing the button "answer" on the car Audio System, audio between iPhone and Audio streams car breaks down.

  But the cellular connection remains active. I need to rotate the audio output on the screen of the iPhone car for iPhone and back to the car. After that, I can continue my call via the car radio.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello StasV,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. I know having a problem with calls on your iPhone in your car, it's not what you expect. The good news is that these steps will be useful for your problem of phone calls while using the bluetooth in your car. Go to settings > general > accessibility > routing of Audio calls and the value headset/Bluetooth Headset and retest your question.

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  See you soon!