Questions about TEAC W-1200

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pascal_diener

1 year ago

I have digital files which I want to put back onto tape. Is that also possible with this device? It has a line-in input. Thank you very much.

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Anonymous

1 year ago

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This is possible via the ever-present Line IN port, which also allows tape transfer from digital sources (PC, CD or MD player, music streaming) equipped with an analogue Line OUT.

mirirehfeld

2 years ago

Is there any experience regarding the digitisation of audio cassettes in terms of quality? What do I need in addition to this device to connect it to the Windows laptop and digitise tapes? I am not that tech-savvy - most helpful for me would be links to products and programmes :-)

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Anonymous

2 years ago

Does this tape deck also come with a remote control?

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roland.f

2 years ago

Yes, a remote control is included, including batteries.

benedikt57

3 years ago

Thank you for the information. My Macbook has USB-A connections. The tape deck has USB-B. But I have a corresponding cable. A mouse with USB-A also works on the Macbook when I connect it to the same port. I don't want to update the Macbook because then some of the programmes I use will no longer work. Also, the manual of the tape deck says that it is only compatible up to and with MacOS High Sierra. I tried to connect the deck to my iMac (operating system Mac OS Big Sur 11.6), but it didn't work either, because the tape was not recognised on the computer either. Am pretty frustrated...

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LFierz

3 years ago

The RCA outs of my TEACS are connected to the analogue audio in of my sound card (Creative-Soundblaster XFi) of the Windows PC and I then record with Audacity. Macs should also have an analogue audio-in ( https://www.switchingtomac.com/tutorials/osx/use-the-line-in-audio-input-on-a-mac/), so the connection via cable should be possible.

benedikt57

3 years ago

I cannot connect my purchased TEAC W-1200 cassette deck to my MacBook Pro (macOS High Sierra operating system) via USB cable The Mac does not recognise the cassette deck (connected via USB). I have already downloaded the free Audacity software, but I don't know how to connect the computer to the cassette deck.

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