You might wonder why it took so long. Audio recording on tape had been a thing for a number of years, mostly using reel-to-reel tape. Audio isn’t as demanding as video (especially video combined ...

A machine that records audio or video onto magnetic tape. A tape "recorder" or tape "deck" generally refers to earlier analog devices, such as a VHS tape recorder. Until the 1990s, analog audio ...

A 1/8" inch, analog audio tape format that was widely used for music distribution and home recording. In the past, millions of pre-recorded and blank cassettes were sold each year; however ...

Voice loggers and audio recorders are used to locate, retrieve, duplicate and/or distribute audio voice or data information from single system environments to large multi-channel networked systems.

The typical C60 cassette, widely popular in the audio cassette era, provided 30 minutes of playback per side at the standard ...

Even better, those tapes would make an almighty racket if you played them on a stereo, because the data was stored in an audio format ... data on a digital voice recorder, a cassette deck ...

Dimensions listed are in mils. DIGITAL RECORDING also uses magnetic tape as a storage medium, such as digital audio tape (DAT), but these smaller formats cannot be spliced. The tape speed for the DAT ...