OLD AUDIO TAPE TRANSFER TO DVD FORMAT

The RCA Model # 8530 appears to be a stereo receiver, which means it does not have the capability to directly burn a CD from a tape.
To convert a tape to a CD format, you would typically need a separate device called a cassette deck with a built-in CD recorder or a computer with the appropriate hardware and software.
If you have access to a cassette deck with a CD recorder, you can connect the RCA Model # 8530's tape output to the input of the cassette deck and then use the cassette deck's CD recording function to transfer the audio from the tape to a blank CD.
If you have a computer, you can use an analog-to-digital converter to connect the RCA Model # 8530's tape output to the computer's audio input. You can then use audio recording software on the computer to capture the audio from the tape and save it as a digital file. Once you have the digital file, you can use CD burning software to create a CD from the captured audio.
It's important to note that the specific steps and equipment required may vary depending on the exact models and setup you have. It's recommended to consult the user manuals for your devices and, if needed, seek additional guidance from the manufacturer or a knowledgeable audio technician.

Not in the same format as on the tape. They would have to be converted to digital music files such as MP3 first. That would require audio capture software on the PC. Then, once you have the music converted, you can burn it to the CD/DVD.

you need an old fasion tape player and a program like magic audio cleaning lab or on pc program that will convert your tape (Analog ) to digital (MP3). Then just plug a lead from your tapplayer into the AUX of your computer and run the pc program which will load the cassttee on to a digital file. Then using the same program just burn the file to dvd as a mpg3 file.

your DVD player may not be the type that burns cds, check it out , purchase a dvd player that burns or copies/records on cds...

there is no manual,

Tape-2-MP3 Converter/Player
Convert your cassette tapes to Audio CD or MP3 files with 3 simple steps! Connect portable cassette player/converter to PC or Mac via USB cable. Transfer by Installing provided software and simply press "RECORD" while playing the tape. Create MP3 files from transferred audio to burn to CD or import to iTunes for use on your iPod device.
USB-to-Computer Recording
Convert from cassette to digital formats directly to your PC or Mac computer via USB cable and simple Audicity® software, both included.

CONVERT to DVD CONVERT to DVDWe can Help YOU.
FILMS8mm Films + 16mm Films +
VIDEOALL Videos on Tape - Any Tape = (Analog Tape and Digital Tape) + ALL Digital Devices + MiniDVDs + Cell Phones +
AUDIOAudio - Tapes / Cassettes + Audio - "Reel to Reel" +Audio - Vinyl LP Records +Audio - Digital Recording Devices+
PHOTOS & SLIDESPhotos +Slides +
PAPERPaper Documents + Legal Papers + Legal Contracts +Maps +Drawings.(For Storage, Achieving and Fast Retrieval of Information. It works like the Internet on DVD with a WORD SEARCH.)

ALL These recordings are being destroyed by the atmosphere - with time - even if you don't play it. Think of your FUTURE GENERATIONS to come. NOT just your Children and Grandchildren. Think of 500 years time - 1000 years time. Think BIG..You need the BEST QUALITY - for them.
OUR PROCEDURE IS THE BEST PROCEDURE - BEST QUALITY
From your tape, we 1st amplify and boost the signal (to Retain the best final quality),this signal is then digitized,the digitized signal is placed on the time line in the computer.
On the time line we can immediately Create your DVD in the computer and then Burn your DVD copies. orOn the time line we can do Editing and then Create your DVD in the computer and then Burn your DVD copies.orOn the time line we can do Editing and then Create your DVD in the computer with a Landing Page with Scene Selection Buttons (Chapter Markers) and then Burn your DVD copies.
After discussion, you tell us how to proceed.
Video Recording Centre & Photographywww.photoandvideo.co.za+27 11-786-8782 +27 11-885-1392Mervin [email protected]

If the DVD drive is a recorder, yes. If it is a player only, no. If the tape is copy-protected, recording to a DVD recorder is not possible. Assuming the tapes are not copy-protected, and you are using a DVD recorder with the correct format DVDs (DVD-R for example), you shouldn't have any problems transferring old VHS tapes to DVD.

just play your movies from vhs iput your audio/video to computer with TV CARD and video input. then record it and burn to DVD format after recording.

Generally speaking yes. You could take the audio outputs from the tape deck and plug them into the audio inputs for any line in the DVD recorder. Then press record. Finalize it once your done.

A more professional way to do it is to record them back into a computer. If you have Windows Plus! Digital Media Edition installed into your computer, there is an analog recorder installed. All you have to do is plug the audio output of the tape deck into the microphone jack of your computer. Then it will convert them to mp3 format. That way you can use Windows Media Player to burn the CD with by creating a playlist. If you have Windows XP and you need Plus! it should be available at any computer store for around $20.00. Wome versions of Vista may have this feature included into the operating system as well.

In 1990s Sony camcorder records movie in analog format so playing in digital camcorder like DCR-TRV730 doesn't mean it will be converted in digital format and you can not import file in PC for editing purpose. You will get analog signal while playing back old cassettes.

Regarding SP, LP speed, its decided at time of recording. Camera sens SP or LP automatically in playback and set itself accordingly.

If you want to convert old cassettes into digital format, connect our camcorder to DVD recorder and burn DVD which is digital format, copy DVD files in to PC and do desired editing.