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USB 2.0 Digital Audio Capture Card for Windows 10/8.1/8 / 7 / and Mac OS 10.14 - Audio Grabber for Cassette Tapes to mp3 Converter
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About USB 2.0 Digital Audio Capture Card For Windows
Fly Kan USB 2.0 Audio Capture Card Re-discover the beauty of those good old music with the help of this USB audio capture device. Users may also use this usb audio grabber to convert old collection of cassettes, vinyl records and LPs into crisp, clear digital audio files for music on the go and then create audio CDs and MP3 CDs for personal audio library and make archive of life-time collection that will not degrade or deteriorate over time. Great tool to capture and edit audio to digital format on your computer before transfer to Phone or other portable audio players. This easy-to-use USB converter provides users an easy solution to digitize analog audio feed into digital format through the convenient USB interface. There is absolutely no driver installation needed at all for operation inWindows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP & Mac OS10.14 Feature: ■Digital Cleaning Process And Effects. ■Super Easy Setup,just Plug and play,no drivers. ■Cross-Platform Audio Recorder Editor Software. ■Recording From Microphone/Line In/Auxiliary Input. ■Digital Audio Recording. This USB audio unit supports audio recording from two types of audio inputs, one in 3.5mm stereo mini and the other in RCA phono L/R. Connection hints: Do not connect a turntable directly to your computer. The signal from a turntable must be passed through a phono pre-amplifier or a receiver with a “phono” input that provides phono amplification. Otherwise, it will be too quiet and will also sound "tinny" due to incorrect equalization. Do not plug stereo equipment into your computer’s “Microphone” port. This port is usually designed only for low level, mono microphone input. It will produce distortion if you connect phono amplified output. Use the “Line In” port if you have one (on some laptops or other portable computers, the "Mic" port can be switched to a line-level input).
