02-14-2005, 03:37 PM
Assuming it doesn't have a USB or Firewire output, I suggest Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition. It includes a "recording' program that records any input source straight to your hard drive.
It's not the same as actually tranferring the files, but the end result is the same. The MS site advertises it at $19.95 but I've seen it on sale for $9.95 at a variety of retail locations. You get some other cool stuff with it too but if you really want the files on your PC, it's worth twenty bucks.
I bought a copy to transfer irreplaceble cassette recodrings and frequently use it to record XM Satellite Radio.
If nobody else has a sure-fire "connect & click" solution, it may be your best bet.
It's not the same as actually tranferring the files, but the end result is the same. The MS site advertises it at $19.95 but I've seen it on sale for $9.95 at a variety of retail locations. You get some other cool stuff with it too but if you really want the files on your PC, it's worth twenty bucks.
I bought a copy to transfer irreplaceble cassette recodrings and frequently use it to record XM Satellite Radio.
If nobody else has a sure-fire "connect & click" solution, it may be your best bet.
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