Description:Did you know now you can dig out all your old mix tapes and covert them to MP3 format?It is true, now you can keep all the great cassettes you had forever.Not to mention you won't need to use that old cassette player that has horrible sound.This great gadget copies whatever is on your out dated cassette tapes into MP3 format allowing you to play them back on your iPod or burn them to disc.All the features you need are built-in, such as a line out and a USB host.Keep your music collection alive and have it in digital format todayConvert your old mix tapes and cassette to MP3 to Playback on iPod/MP3 player or burn to CDAudio output enables you to listen on your stereo, headphones, or other speaker systemAudio editing software includedRediscover your old cassette tapes on the goPortable design fits in virtually any bag and enables you to play and transfer anywhereFlexible battery or USB-powered operationComes with tape converter software to guide you through transferPentium 4 1.7 GHz CPU or above512MB RAM or above1GB free HDD spaceVGA card with 32MB memoryOne available USB 2.0 portCD-ROM for installationMicrosoft Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/ Win 7/ WIN8/WIN10/Mac OS 10.5 belowSpecifications:Audio output enables you to listen on your stereo, headphones, or other speaker systemAudio editing software includedRediscover your old cassette tapes on the goPortable design fits in virtually any bag and enables you to play and transfer anywhereFlexible battery or USB-powered operationComes with tape converter software to guide you through transferPackage Included:1 x USB Cassette Capture1 x Headphones1 x USB cable1 x Software CD (Includes capture and edit software and user guide)If you have any question, please contact us before leave negative feedback, we will try our best to serve you, thank you for your understandingHOPE YOU HAVE A NICE SHOPPINGDelivery Quantity: 1pieceNote:Manual measurement, there may be 1-2cm/1-3g error, which is not a quality problem. Due to different screen displays, there may be a color difference between the real object and the picture, and the main picture shall prevail.