Recording from one handheld cassette recorder to another.

You cannot push it in without a recordable tape in the unit. The mini cassette tapes have a removable erase prevention tab on each side in the front. If removed, you cannot push record. Try another tape. Otherwise the recorder needs repair.

to erase tapes all you need to do is record over the stuff already recorded on the tape. There isn't any easy method to simply erase a cassette tape, unless you have access to a strong electro magnet

Hello the tapes can be change by just slide down the front metal cover pull the tape from the side of two holes if you need replacement tapes you can get it from http://www.tvps.com/Products/Philips-LFH-0005-Mini-Cassette-Tape---New__PH-LFH0005.aspx good luck

Take a set of RCA Jack cords (4 jacks) and on the tape recorders "out" jacks attach one pair and on the PMD 670's "In" Jacks attach the other pair. Set the tape a few seconds before where you want to record , set your levels to where you want them, start the recorder then start recording with the PMD.

You may need to test record a few seconds to make sure the recording is at the level you want it to be. Plug in a set of headphones to the PMD and listen in from time to time to make sure it's recording OK.

There you go.

Best,

Dan

You'll need a digital recorder (Dictaphone makes one - a Walkabout Model 5220). Transferring a recording from an analog (tape) machine to a PC requires a patch cord to hook it up to your PC, then some sort of software to record it while it's playing back.

Audio cassette tapes are not erasable.
You must record over the recorded portion or side of the tape you want to delete. You can of course record silence if you want a "clean" or "new" tape (turn the volume all the way down and then press the record button).
I found that I could do very fast with some recorders by pressing the record button and simultaneously pressing fast forward.

Check out this link below for support from Olympus for your recorder. Just copy and paste into your browser.

http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_manuals.asp?id=1207

Hope this helps, let me know if I can do anything else for you.
JimmyC

This recorder takes MINI cassettes, not MICRO cassettes

Check that you have not knocked the record tab out of the tape you are using.  Try a new tape.

The top cover slides down, and then the cassette should easily lift out.