🎧 Digitnow USB Audio Capture Card Grabber: Convert Vinyl and Cassette Tapes to Digital MP3 Format on Mac & Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP Review

I have a favorite radio station near me that plays very soothing music 24/7. I travel quite a bit and get out of range of the station very quickly, so I wanted to take my music with me on a USB drive. I found two units at Revain and both were reasonably priced so I ordered both units with a feeling that one might work better than the other. This USB duplicator (DigitNow) was way better than the other as the recording was perfect. I used Audacity as a recording device, which also worked great…

I couldn't find the exact information you wanted before ordering, so I thought I'd provide it to everyone else. General Information: - This "Full Speed" (12 Mbit/s) device is not a "High Speed" (480 Mbit/s) device. There's still enough bandwidth for 2 channels, and the extra delay only matters for Live (and probably won't. Note that competing products advertise USB 2.0 and I'd be curious if they actually offer 480Mbps or not. The system sees this as a dual channel input. I was concerned that it

After buying two or three different devices (usually a cassette player and a USB cable) none of which worked properly, I decided to give this one a try piece to buy. Should have done it right away. Dubbing old cassettes is very easy! I use it with my home stereo that still has a tape recorder (an old player will do), hook it up to an amplifier, then hook up my laptop and that's it. The software is included with the product. This is Audacity and it can be a little tricky to set up. Fortunately…

DO NOT BUY!1) Installation CD is NOT, I repeat NO CD! it's about 1/4 the size of a traditional optical disc (think those square plastic 45rpm discs McDonalds gave away with Happy Meals in the '80s). The installation CD is therefore completely unsuitable for every optical drive because it simply does not fit. Therefore, none of the drivers or burning software can be installed, you have to tediously search for them online and try drivers until you find one that works. 2) You can't record in .mp3…

This product performed as expected and exceeded my expectations. While you can use it to record from turntables (or anything with a 3.5mm or RCA jack), I've used it to listen to game audio on my Nintendo Switch (Super Smash Brothers Ultimate!) when a call on my computer Discord was open. . It works without the need for drivers on a CD and comes with useful accessories such as a 3.5mm jack-to-jack adapter and a left/right RCA coaxial audio adapter. When connecting for the first time, the sound…

I couldn't find the exact information you wanted before ordering so I thought I'd give it to everyone else. General Information: - This is a "Full Speed" device (12 Mbit/s), not a "High Speed" device (480 Mbit/s). There's still enough bandwidth for 2 channels and the extra latency is only important for Live (and probably won't be noticed) Competitor products advertise USB 2.0 and I'd be curious if they actually offer 480Mbps or not. The system sees this as a two-channel input (output jack), but