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Re: Nothing I have seen beats Radio Shack and Wal Mart
Posted By: Tricia In Response To: Nothing I have seen beats Radio Shack and Wal Mart (Josh Anderson)
Date: Thursday, 12 January 2006, at 8:09 p.m.
Thanks to Josh Anderson. I took your suggestion and bought the inline "telephone recording control" from Radio Shack that wasn't more than $16. I already had a digital tape recorder that it worked great with. One note that they explained to me at Radio Shack: it's important that you use this with a corded phone whose number pad is not on the phone itself, but on a separate handset that rests on a desk or is connected to the wall. Otherwise this type of recording control won't work.
Cheers.> Nothing out there beats the inexpensive Radio Shack and Wal-Mart soltion.
> I use it every day and have published hours of quality mp3 to the web.
> Go to Radio Shack and by an inline "telephone recording control"
> for $20.> Go to Wal-Mart and purchase a regular (large) flat black tape recorder
> with counter, "mic," "phone," and "rem" jack
> plug-in capeabilities. Also $20> Also pick your self up a double male ended cord that will fit in the
> "phone" jack on the tape recorder and the "input" jack
> on your computer. $6> Many computers come with OEM Nero burning rom and Nero Wave editor but
> those are the best for non-techie mp3 file creation and editing from tape.> Go to my library at www.InternetBusinessIdeas.com/library.htm and
> download the free audio generator.> Now you are set. You now have nearly all the capeabilities of Armand's $29
> a month audio generator for a complete one time cost of less than $50.> You can set up the inline phone unit and tape player to record evey time
> you pic k up the phone or to record important interviews and
> teleconferences. The recording quality is real good (better than what I
> have heard from many pros who sell audio files on the internet).> Josh Anderson
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