Recording audio from cassette tapes

[doanster]

So, right now I have an oldschool tape deck hooked up to my PC via the analog 3.5mm sound care line-in jack. I want to turn each cassette into a CD.

Recording to .wav and burning to CD is the easy part, but is there any software that will automate, or at least help with, the process of parsing up the recorded file into separate tracks?

I have a big collection of cassettes, and it would be a pain to have to save each track individually

Any tips would help, thanks!

 

[doanster]

anyone?

 

[mugs]

Try this:
http://mpesch3.de1.cc/mp3dc.html

I've never used it, but I recently saw it recommended for something like this.

 

[Ryland]

I use Magix Audio Cleaning Lab at:
http://site.magix.net/english-us/home/music/audio-cleaning-lab-11/

 

[Deinonych]

I've used Audacity for converting old cassettes in the past. Works great, and it's open source.

 

[Ryland]

I forgot about Audacity, that will do it too and its free.

 

[John P]

I've seen prior threads about this thing, don't recall reading anything bad about it:

Plusdeck 2c PC Cassette Deck - Tape to MP3 for $89.99 at the Geeks

Might come in handy if you've got lots of tapes.