Re: Digitizing audio cassettes and extracting the contents of digital cartridges.

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<karen points  to her AFB very small four track recorder on her shelf>
Nice thing about this, besides the size is that with a patch chord I can copy the contents of my scanner on to a tape. My reading edge has a port for this with the AFB handi-cassette recorder having a line in jack.
Just sharing,
Kare


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On Wed, 13 Sep 2017, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:

APH used to sell a 4-track player/recorder. It also had the 2 speeds and analog VSC (variable speech control) as well.
I also seem to recall that there was another one called the talkman.
I actually owned the APH one.
kp



On Wed, 13 Sep 2017, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:

 I still have one of those cassette decks, and compared to that, the
 cartridge player is downright tiny. That said, while I think it a
 shame there was never(at least to my knowledge) a walkman-style
 cassette player capable of playing single tracks or adjusting playback
 speed, those yellow bricks are actually quite compact compared to most
 of the non-Walkman-style cassette players I remember from my
 childhood(Less awkward to lug around than even a mini boombox for
 sure), and while Wikipedia informs me Sony released the original
 Walkman in the late 70s, it was the mid-90s before I ever saw a
 pocket-sized media player of any kind, and while I'm not sure when the
 NLS Cassette deck first came out, I'd assume its older than me
 considering it features in some of my earliest memories(for reference,
 I was born in 1986).

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 Sincerely,

 Jeffery Wright
 President Emeritus, Nu Nu Chapter, Phi Theta Kappa.
 Former Secretary, Student Government Association, College of the
 Albemarle.

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