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The present iMac does not have a sound input socket, as the earlier iMacs did. I wish to input some of my large collection of cassette tapes ( in stereo form) to preserve digitally. Previously I had the assistance of the Griffin iMic which Griffin now does not even recognise on their website but I no longer have. Can anyone suggest a reasonable means of effecting this without breaking the bank?
Thanks for any help
Crusheen
iMac 27", macOS 10.14
Hi dialabrian, Your suggestion would appear to fit the bill exactly, However, I couldn't source it anywhere, rather, Amazon had it but wouldn't send it to any address I offered. They even screwed up my account and caused me lots of aggro in not doing what I asked. Anyway, I found a company in Germany who had it , and accepted my order. We'll see how effective it is when it arrives. Thanks for your help
Crusheen
You're welcome.
Sorry BDAqua,
these don't appear to fit the bill, my need is for file input, these seem to support microphones and suchlike, but, thanks for the response anyway.
Sound file input on 2019 iMac
