Mr. Tweet’s Legacy
Wednesday, 24 January 2018
Janet & Bruce brought in an old audio cassette that is a recording of their now deceased bird the beloved Mr. Tweet talking and singing. He died several years ago and since then the got a new parakeet and named him Blue. Mr. Tweet was quite a talker while Blue is pretty quiet. The got
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Audio Transfer Special…you’ve got to hear about it!
Tuesday, 07 April 2015
This month’s special (April 2015) is all about audio. Bring in your old audio media and have it transferred to playable CD’s for just $12/source or to mp3 files for $10/source. We can fit up to 80 minutes of audio on a playable CD (that means that it will play in your CD player). We
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Additional source for mp3 files
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
When you bring in multiple tapes, reels, etc. we can put several sources (transferred to mp3 files) on to one CD. This is a way to save you some money and reduce the number of disks you have. These files can be played on a computer or on various mp3 players.
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Audio to mp3 files
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
All of your old records (LP, 45, 78, you name it), reel-to-reel, 8 track tapes and cassettes (even mini and micro cassettes) can be transferred to mp3 files. This method creates mp3 files that will play in a computer and on various mp3 players.
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Additional Audio Source to CD
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
When you bring in multiple tapes, reels, etc. and they are shorter than 80 minutes in length we can often combine more than one source on to one CD.
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Audio Transfer to CD
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
All of your old records (LP, 45, 78, you name it), reel-to-reel, 8 track tapes and cassettes (even mini and micro cassettes) can be transferred to CD. This option makes a playable CD of up to 80 minutes.
- Published in Leave A Legacy, Tips About Audio, Video and Film