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<p dir="auto">I need to extract the sound from standard audio tapes, and convert the saved "tracks" on my computer in mp3. But the sound quality is really bad when i try to extract the sound via the sound card of my laptop (windows Vista).<br />
Like 2 years ago i use my old walk man and a jack-jack cable. the only difference is that now i have a laptop "hp pavillion dv6" on vista.</p>
<p dir="auto">2 years ago i had a pc (tower) with windows xp. and i had successfully  extracted the sound from many audio tapes with a jack M- Jack M  cable and my old walk-man. (Audiograbber)</p>
<p dir="auto">is it a configuration problem ? maybe some options that must be changed or selected in the audiograbber ??</p>
<p dir="auto">Thank you</p>
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