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title: "USB 2.0 Audio Capture Card for Windows 10/8.1/8/7 and Mac OS 10.14-Audio Grabber for Vinyl Cassette Tapes to mp3 Converter"
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# High-fidelity audio capture Wide OS compatibility USB 2.0 plug & play USB 2.0 Audio Capture Card for Windows 10/8.1/8/7 and Mac OS 10.14-Audio Grabber for Vinyl Cassette Tapes to mp3 Converter

**Brand:** fly kan
**Price:** 1012657₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Digitize your nostalgia—turn timeless tunes into modern masterpieces!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** USB 2.0 Audio Capture Card for Windows 10/8.1/8/7 and Mac OS 10.14-Audio Grabber for Vinyl Cassette Tapes to mp3 Converter by fly kan
- **How much does it cost?** 1012657₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- fly kan enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fly kan brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Lightweight Design:** Ultra-portable at just 0.07 kg and pocket-sized, perfect for on-the-go digitizing sessions anywhere.
- • **Cross-Platform Compatibility:** Effortlessly works on Windows 7 through 10 and Mac OS 10.7 to 10.14, ensuring your setup stays future-proof.
- • **Seamless USB 2.0 Connectivity:** Plug & play with zero extra power needed—just connect and convert instantly.
- • **Audacity-Optimized Software Bundle:** Includes industry-trusted Audacity software for easy recording, editing, and online updates—your digital audio studio in one package.
- • **Crystal-Clear Analog to Digital Conversion:** Transform your vintage vinyl and cassette tapes into pristine MP3/WAV files with professional-grade clarity.

## Overview

The FLY KAN USB 2.0 Audio Capture Card is a compact, plug-and-play device designed to convert analog audio from vinyl records and cassette tapes into high-quality digital MP3 or WAV files. Compatible with Windows 7 to 10 and Mac OS 10.7 to 10.14, it includes professional Audacity software for seamless recording and editing. Perfect for preserving your classic audio collection with crystal-clear sound, all without needing extra power or complex setup.

## Description

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Review: Works Well, Just Need to Adjust Software - Needed this to rip copies of my rare records (and maybe cassettes soon) so I can listen to them wherever I go and not be stuck in my bedroom with the record player. The device itself is fine and very easy to setup and use. The instructions for the hardware process didn't quite match the system screens I saw, which confused me for a minute, but it was okay. The trick is the Audacity software, which I already had installed on my laptop anyway, so I didn't need the included disc. But you really need to take the time to check Audacity settings and fix the volume and everything, or you're going to wind up blaming the device for your issues. The device is great, just be patient and learn to work Audacity a little bit and you should be fine. If you run into some minor issues with recording glitches like I did, check the latency settings and bit rate and all of that stuff. Your issue is the software, not the device. Once I fixed the software to eliminate the one glitch, everything was fine and honestly the rip from vinyl sounds like it is a CD recording, it was that clear and without any surface noise or hardware issues, etc.
Review: Niche Product but WORKS!!! macOS 10.14 compatible, macOS 10.15 partially compatible - It truly is plug-n-play, even on the latest macOS, 10.15 Catalina (Preference pane shows live signal meter). BUT... Audacity (the digital recording software most people use with it) is slightly incompatible with OS X 10.15. For privacy reasons, macOS 10.15 is now requiring user permission to use any microphone devices, but the current version of Audacity was released pre-10.15 and does not request permission, meaning while OS X 10.15 can see the input levels (System Preferences -> Sound -> Input -> USB PnP device), Audacity 2.3.2 is unable to see/record the audio signal. When I initially used it, even Garage Band didn't request microphone access and couldn't see the audio. Thankfully, QuickTime Player in OS X 10.15 does request permission to access the microphone and allowed me to adjust input levels and record audio, and I brought it into Audacity to process it. Apple's Garage Band does work now (as of November 9 2019). I'm a happy camper, especially now that I can import using either Quicktime Player or Garage Band. I imagine soon Audacity might add the microphone permission function. I reached out to tech support for the product and I heard back a few days later stating they don't recommend macOS 10.15, but that it works fine in macOS 10.14. Luckily it is may not be a problem at all if you can just import straight into Garage Band if it meets all your needs.

## Features

- USB audio grabber with 3.5mm and R/L audio connector input via usb port to pc, record audio into computer and convert into MP3/WAV.
- Audio capture card, Plug and play, no extra power supply. Support Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP and Mac OS 10.7-10.14. (Not support Mac OS10.15). Notice:Audacity can be installed on Raspberry Pi 3B.
- Coming with professional audio capture/converting software ( Audacity) and online updating. Pls download from Audacityteam.org/download.
- This usb audio digitizer(audio converter) make user easily record live audio or transfer analog to be digital formats such as MP3, WAV. User can save&listen music on MP3 player, computer, portable CD player, or car stereo or home stereo system.
- To record and convert classic vinly turntable LP or cassette tape music audio to be MP3/WAV digital formats.Convert cassette tape to cd.Note:If you have a standalone turntable but no amplifier or pre-amp, you may want to consider the Behringer UFO202 or the ART USBPhonoPlus. These devices contain a built-in phono pre-amp and connect to your computer through a USB port. They can also be used to connect line level devices such as a cassette deck.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B019T9KS04 |
| Antenna Location | Audio Conversion, Audio Recording |
| Best Sellers Rank | #419 in Video Converters |
| Brand | Fly Kan |
| Built-In Media | 1x capture card 1x manual |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Personal Computer |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 845 Reviews |
| Hardware Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Item Dimensions | 3.54 x 0.59 x 1.18 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.07 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | FLY KAN |
| Minimum System Requirements | Compatible with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, and XP, as well as Mac OS 10.7-10.14 |
| Model Name | FLY KAN USB 2.0 Audio Capture Card |
| Model Number | 8541594591 |
| Operating System | Vista,Mac Os,8 . 1,Mac,Windows 10 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Professional Audio Capture/Converting Software (Audacity) |
| Platform | Windows, Windows 10 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Audio Conversion, Audio Recording |
| Special Feature | Professional Audio Capture/Converting Software (Audacity) |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Fly Kan
- **Hardware Interface:** USB 2.0
- **Operating System:** Vista,Mac Os,8 . 1,Mac,Windows 10
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Audio Conversion, Audio Recording
- **Special Feature:** Professional Audio Capture/Converting Software (Audacity)

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this convert analog audio input  into digital audio output?**
A: The SB2.0 Audio Capture Card-...Does this convert analog audio input into digital audio output? asked by Jesse Gibson on January 17, 2017 The USB2.0 Audio Capture does convert analog input to a digital audio file.

**Q: Does the Audacity software include the Lame program so that wave files can be exported as mp3?**
A: To m Joseph who said there’s no volume correction, that’s incorrect. You can boost the sound level in a number of ways. There are tons of effects including a graphic eq to maybe punch up a recording, or lower the high frequencies to silence hiss. It has an amplifier effect too. However you can’t do it as it’s recording, you have to wait until once it’s all recorded and you see it looks/sounds too low in volume.  If the whole recording looks/sounds too low, you hit select and “choose all” then go to “Effects”, which drops down a list of all the effects. You want “amplifier” and click it and it will recommend the highest it can go without clipping (overloading), I always go with a little lower than they say as it can distort very easily. 

Do it right and you’ll be amazed at how easy it all was and how much better your stuff sounds, Digitally!

Also to get the input connected, plug in a sound source to test it out. If you hit pause and record you should see the sound meter moving. If no sound and you’re absolutely sure there’s audible content coming across those red and white cables and you’re sure you checked everything is plugged in and you have the mic input set to 100% - and no sound - you just may have to select the input from the drop down list. Just under the red dot record button. You should see a pic of a mic next to the box.

 When you find; “Microphone Array USB PnP (Audio Device”).  - that’s it! This device! So click on that and you should now see the sound meter picking up the test material you’re playing. Works best with line level inputs. Like don’t use a headphone out jack and into the V-TOP Device bc you can raise and lower the sound but it may make it too loud for your recording. 

Myself, I used the “line out” on the back of my stereo, and it works flawlessly. I originally tried the line out directly from the cassette deck and the sound was not as good, but the Onkyo receiver was giving it a smoother sound so I recorded out of the “line out” jacks on the back of my Onkyo Amp.

Thing works great. Also Audacity for Windows is now called Audiotonic and yes this works with that too.

Great product. Great price. And fast shipping.  Also besides Mp3, you can save it in WAV, ALAC, and FLAC.

**Q: what plugs into what?**
A: For example: usb2.0 plugs into PC,  white and red audio connect with DVD,  or 3.5mm Audio plugs into cassette recorder

**Q: will this work with USB 3.0?**
A: I am not sure but would think that the USB standard for 3.0 would itself be backwards compatible with devices for USB 2.0.  My experience is that your PC and the software you are going to use to capture the audio with (I used GarageBand on my MAC PC) is the most complex and important area to master.  Good luck!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works Well, Just Need to Adjust Software
*by S***8 on April 9, 2019*

Needed this to rip copies of my rare records (and maybe cassettes soon) so I can listen to them wherever I go and not be stuck in my bedroom with the record player. The device itself is fine and very easy to setup and use. The instructions for the hardware process didn't quite match the system screens I saw, which confused me for a minute, but it was okay. The trick is the Audacity software, which I already had installed on my laptop anyway, so I didn't need the included disc. But you really need to take the time to check Audacity settings and fix the volume and everything, or you're going to wind up blaming the device for your issues. The device is great, just be patient and learn to work Audacity a little bit and you should be fine. If you run into some minor issues with recording glitches like I did, check the latency settings and bit rate and all of that stuff. Your issue is the software, not the device. Once I fixed the software to eliminate the one glitch, everything was fine and honestly the rip from vinyl sounds like it is a CD recording, it was that clear and without any surface noise or hardware issues, etc.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Niche Product but WORKS!!! macOS 10.14 compatible, macOS 10.15 partially compatible
*by D***. on November 11, 2019*

It truly is plug-n-play, even on the latest macOS, 10.15 Catalina (Preference pane shows live signal meter). BUT... Audacity (the digital recording software most people use with it) is slightly incompatible with OS X 10.15. For privacy reasons, macOS 10.15 is now requiring user permission to use any microphone devices, but the current version of Audacity was released pre-10.15 and does not request permission, meaning while OS X 10.15 can see the input levels (System Preferences -> Sound -> Input -> USB PnP device), Audacity 2.3.2 is unable to see/record the audio signal. When I initially used it, even Garage Band didn't request microphone access and couldn't see the audio. Thankfully, QuickTime Player in OS X 10.15 does request permission to access the microphone and allowed me to adjust input levels and record audio, and I brought it into Audacity to process it. Apple's Garage Band does work now (as of November 9 2019). I'm a happy camper, especially now that I can import using either Quicktime Player or Garage Band. I imagine soon Audacity might add the microphone permission function. I reached out to tech support for the product and I heard back a few days later stating they don't recommend macOS 10.15, but that it works fine in macOS 10.14. Luckily it is may not be a problem at all if you can just import straight into Garage Band if it meets all your needs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just Works and Right Solution For Me
*by B***. on October 19, 2018*

I have some old lower-quality cassette tapes, both full-sized and micro, that I used to record some conversations about 20 years ago. I needed to reference some of those tapes again. The sound only plays through the left channel on my headphones. To get the audio to play through both channels, I thought digitizing the tapes was the best solution. I also figured the digital files could be loaded onto my phone so I could listen to them anywhere at any time when I needed to. It was easy to get working. I just plugged the USB A end of the adapter into my iMac and the 3.5 mm plug on the other end of the adapter into the headphone jack on the tape player. I then started up Garage Band on the Mac, selected "monitor" in the software, pressed play on the tape player, and started to hear sound. I didn't need any additional software or drivers. It just worked out of the box. The sound is not perfect. I'm getting a soft electrical hum that shouldn't be there, so this probably isn't the right solution if your final output needs to be high quality audio. Then again, I'm not an electrical or sound engineer so maybe there's a way to filter that sound out, or I've got a bad jack somewhere. Those with more knowledge may be able to weigh in. For my project, the tape audio quality is so low that the additional hum isn't a problem. I was also pleased to discover that GarageBand automatically outputs the single channel mono audio to both channels, so I didn't need to configure anything to get the result I was looking for. I just pressed "record" and it began capturing the sound from the tapes into a digital file. This was exactly what I needed.

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