HYPE HY-2010-TP User manual
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TAPE-TO-MP3 PORTABLE PLAYER AND
CONVERTER
Model: HY-2010-TP
TAPE-TO-MP3
PARTS
1.
EJECT
2.
VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
3.
HEADPHONE INPUT
4.
USB
CONNECTION
5.
PLAY
6.
STOP
7.
FF/REW
RECORD
YOUR
CASSETTE
TO
YOUR
WINDOWS
PC
1.
Setup
Connect
the
USB
cable
with
your
Tape-to-Mp3
player
and
your
computer.
No
extra
driver
is
required.
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2.
Audacity Installation
Insert the installation
CD.
Your computer will
auto-run the program. Follow the instructions
to
complete installation.
If
your computer does
not
auto run, click on the
"Start"menu, select"Run"and choose the
CD
located on your computerand run "Setup.exe"
3.
Run
Audacity Program
Double-click on the Audacity program and the
Audacity interface
window
will be displayed on
your computer screen.
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Playback ControlToolbar
Audacity will display acontrol toolbar for you
to
editand manage your recordings.
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Playing Your Cassette
Insert your cassette
into
the Tape-to-Mp3 player
and
hit
play.
6.
Adjusting Inputand Output
Adjust the
output
and
input
volume.
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7."
Recording
Select
the
RECORD
button
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to
start
recording whileyour cassette
is
playing.
Start playbackon
the
cassette player.
You
will
see
the
waveform
of
the
audio on
the
screen
as
it
is
recording.Youwill hear
the
audio coming from
the
output
of
your
computers soundcard.
No Audio?-
go
back
to
the
preference menu and
make sure you have"Software Playthrough"
selected and
the
speakervolume
up
on
your
computer.
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Stop
SAVE
YOUR
FILE
NOW
by
clicking
on
"File"
followed
by
"Save Project"
Select
the
destination and file name
for
the
project
and click"Save"
Once finished recording,
your
screen should
display
your
recording
as
below.
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8.
Editing your Recording
Audio Levels
Select your entire recording by selecting"Edit;'
then
"Select..."then click"All:'
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Select
the
"Effect"menu and choose
the
desired
effect.There
are
various types
of
effects which are
described
further
on Audacity's website.
Selecting "Normalize"should be used
to
have
Audacity auto-correct volume on
the
recording.
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Noise Reduction
Drag your cursor over a
portion
of
the
audio track
which contains unwanted noise.
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recommend
using the beginning
or
end
of
a trackwhere
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no music and
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the
drop
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menu
to
bring
up
the"Noise
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-Click"Get Noise Profile"and
the
window
will
close automatically.
-Select
the
entiretrack
of
audio you wish
to
remove noise from.
-Adjust
the
amount
of
audio
that
you
would
like
to
filter
by
moving
the
slider in
the
"Noise
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Removal"window.
We
recommend using the
minimum
noise removal for
optimum
sound.
Note: you can preview
the
audio before removing
the noise by clicking on 'Preview:
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Removal
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seconds
of
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so
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what
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Button Action
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Tile Selecllon Tool
use
to
select
sections
of
an
audio
track
to
work
on.
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Tile
EnvelopeTool
-tool
allowsyou to control how tracks
lade
In
and
out.
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Tile
DrawTool allows you to
draw
on
the
waveformsotlndlvidualtracks.
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ZOOm
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In
or
outofa
specilic
part
of
the
audio.
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Tim-HI
Tool allows you to cllange
the
positioning
of
tracks relallv8 toone another
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Before editing, you
must
make a selection
of
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recording you would like
to
cutor copy.
This
will
trim any music from the previous track, orany
silence on the record between tracks.
To
select the part you wish
to
cut, copy or ,
paste,
use
the selection tool.
If
it
is
not
activated, do
so
by clicking on
it
in the
tool
bar.
Press
and hold the left mouse button while
you drag the mouse
to
amarked
area.
This
area
is
darker than the surrounding
area
of
the clip. Note, even though you
can
mark
an
area
larger than or extending
beyond the actual audio clip in the track,
the operations will only work on the actual
clip. Playback however will work outside
the clip.
Press
the
space
bar
to
listen
to
the audio in
the marked
area.
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To
extend or contract your selection, hold
down
the
SHIFT
button
and click on the
area
you wish your selection
to
extend or
contract to.
If
you click at a spot
that
is
on
the
right
hand side from the middle
of
the
current
selection, you will set
the
right
hand
boundary
of
your new selection.
Nowyou must cut your selection. Select"Cut"
from
the
"Edit"menu.
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Before the Cut After the Cut
Create a
new
file and paste your cut
into
the
new
file.
9. Exporting
to
MP3
To
export
your recording
to
mp3 format, select
"Export
As"
from the"File" menu.
You
will need
to
choose which format
to
export
to. Choose ".mp3"
as
your file extension. When exporting,
do
not
choose your Desktop
as
the
destination folder.
You
can only choose"My Documents"folder. After
export, you can move
the
files
as
desired.
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For additional software information, please refer
http://audacity.sourceforge.netfor detailed
operating instructions.
Please note,
Vi
be
is
not
responsiblefor software
issues.
If
you have software problems, please
contactAudacitythrough
the
website listed
above.
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ENVIRONMENTAL
RECOMMENDATION
An electrical/electronic
product
should be disposed
of
in a manner
that
minimizes environmental
impact
as
much
as
possible.The device should be
disposed
of
according
to
local guidelines.The
device can usually be disposed
of
at
the
local
recycling station.
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The
WEEE
Directive
The directive on waste electrical and electronic
equipment
(WEEE),
which became European lawon
the
13th
of
Feburary 2003,
has
led
to
a radical
change in
the
handing
of
waste electrical and
electronicequipment. First and foremost,
the
purpose
of
this directive
is
to
reduce
WEEE
and also
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to
promote recycling, reuse and
other
types
of
recovery
of
this type
of
waste in order
to
reduce
the
amounts
of
disposal.
The
WEEE
logo
on
the
product
or
on its packaging
indicates
that
this
product
should
not
be treated
as
household waste.
You
are responsible for handing
overall
your
electrical
or
electronic waste
to
the
applicable collection points for
the
recycling
of
this
type
of
hazardous waste. Separate and correct
recovery
of
your
electric and electronic
equipment
when
it
is
discarded contributes
to
conservation
of
natural resources. Furthermore, correct reuse
of
electric and electronic waste contributes
to
the
protection
of
human health and
the
environment.
For more detailed information
about
disposal
of
electric and electronic waste, recycling and
collection points, please contact
your
local city
government,
your
household waste disposal service,
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the
shop whereyou purchased
the
product
or
the
manufacturer
of
the
product.
The
ROHS
Directive
On July
1,
2006,
the
ROHS
Directive (www.
Thiim.com/pdf/rohs.pdf) (2002/95/EC) came
into
effect.This aim
of
this Directive
is
to
limit
the
use
of
hazardous substances in electrical and electronic
equipment
and
to
contribute
to
human health
protection
as
well
as
environmentallysound
utilization and disposal
of
electrical and electronic
waste.
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THE
GUARANTEE
IS
INVALID
1.
If
the above
is
not
observed.
2.
If
thedevice
has
been
abu.sed,
exposed
to
force
or
othertype
of
damage.
3.
If
there
has
been any unauthorized intervention
in the device
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