Used charger for my court reporter machine instead of my Marantz connector.
SOURCE: Marantz PMD201
If you are getting a low battery light (that may be the cause of you problem), you should check that the AC outlet settings are right. If the settings are correct, you should take out the AC adapter and try it with batteries (do not forget to disconect the AC from the power and from the recorder!!!). hope this will help. Daniel
SOURCE: Stock of Marantz PMD201 Desktop Cassette Voice Recorder
Hi,
Have you tried here, here or here?
Just a start, do postback how things turned up or should you need additional information. Good luck and Thank you for using FixYa.
SOURCE: How to connect Marantz PMD201 to computer to convert tapes
You have an analog tape recorder, so you need an interface which will allow you to plug it into your computer. This kind of interface is sometimes referred to as a USB Audio Interface. I use a Tapco Link.USB, and it works well, but there are many out there to choose from - you can use something pretty simple, nothing fancy needed.
The interface will plug into your computer via USB cable, and then you will use RCA cables to plug the PMD201 into the interface. When you play the audio on the tape machine, you should be able to select the "USB interface" on your computer as your "input device" and record on the computer. Watch on the computer recording software for input levels (meters that show sound is coming in), and set them to appropriate levels, not too low, not too high (if there is a red zone, you want to flirt with it only on the highest levels) ... don't hit "zero" if your computer shows zero as the peak level for input.
Final Cut Pro is far to complicated for what you are talking about doing. Many computers come with software already installed that will make simple audio recordings like this.
Please feel free to visit my website, rexark.com, for more information on audio and recording, as well as audio presentation and PA systems.
Good Luck!
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