[lynn666]

I still have a lot of tapes and would like to know if there is any commeral buisness who could transfer them to cd as im not very technic minded.

[mac2708]

Easy enough to do yourself and you may well give it a go after seeing transfer prices
http://www.audiorestored.com/Prices/
http://www.thegreatbear.net/audio-tape-transfer/
They're the first I found - Google is your friend

Quick guide to DIY basics here
http://www.ehow.com/video_5112292_co...-tapes-cd.html
http://www.wikihow.com/Transfer-Cass...pe-to-Computer

[cbram1970]

Quote:

Originally Posted by lynn666

I still have a lot of tapes and would like to know if there is any commeral buisness who could transfer them to cd as im not very technic minded.

Commercial companies will only copy non copyrighted material. There is still a grey area over the fact if you own the original you can have a backup created, but then when you get rid of the original then you must destroy the copy.

That is why so many people do it themselves, cause it seems the only way where questions do not get asked

[lynn666]

Quote:

Originally Posted by cbram1970

Commercial companies will only copy non copyrighted material. There is still a grey area over the fact if you own the original you can have a backup created, but then when you get rid of the original then you must destroy the copy.

That is why so many people do it themselves, cause it seems the only way where questions do not get asked

Thank you for your reply