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The recorder allows you to create computer files from any external source that can be plugged into your computer's sound card. All you need is a cable to go from an output jack on your external device to the ''line-in'' or ''microphone'' jack on your sound card. For example, you can connect a cable from the headphone jack on a portable cassette tape player to the line-in jack on the sound card, then you can create MP3 or Windows MediaT files from tracks on the tape.
The recorder allows you to create computer files from any external source that can be plugged into your computer's sound card. All you need is a cable to go from an output jack on your external device to the ''line-in'' or ''microphone'' jack on your sound card. For example, you can connect a cable from the headphone jack on a portable cassette tape player to the line-in jack on the sound card, then you can create MP3 or Windows MediaT files from tracks on the tape.

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The recorder allows you to create computer files from any external source that can be plugged into your computer's sound card. All you need is a cable to go from an output jack on your external device to the line-in or microphone jack on your sound card. For example, you can connect a cable from the headphone jack on a portable cassette tape player to the line-in jack on the sound card, then you can create MP3 or Windows MediaT files from tracks on the tape.

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