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Author:  scottjim [ Wed Nov 03, 2004 7:44 am ]
Post subject:  upgrading Priddis cassettes to CDs
Has anyone heard of www.entitle.com?
They offer low cost upgrades from cassettes to CDs for Priddis karaoke products. You can't buy stuff you don't own because you apparently have to send in your old product to get the new product inexpensively.
I have several tapes I want to upgrade to CD. Does anyone have any experience with Entitle?
Author:  Tony [ Wed Nov 03, 2004 8:07 am ]
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scottjim, I looked at the website and couldn't find any contact telephone numbers, physical address or any other connection to mother earth :roll: That's not a good sign, but it doesn't mean that it is an unreliable company!

If I were you, I'd exchange 1 unit and see how that goes. Be sure that whenever you use a credit card online, that you have the fraud protection plan from your bank on that card. You never know with who you are dealing.

Good luck!
Author:  scottjim [ Wed Nov 03, 2004 8:39 am ]
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Thank you for your quick reply. They do have their contact information posted at www.entitle.com/contact.html. Entitle is based in Utah.

I'll go ahead an exchange one cassette for a CD - it's only $7.49!

I'll let you know how it goes.
Author:  Tony [ Wed Nov 03, 2004 8:41 am ]
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:oops: I missed that one. Give it a shot and let us know. I am sure many members could benefit from this.
Author:  Lonman [ Wed Nov 03, 2004 8:55 am ]
Post subject:  Re: upgrading Priddis cassettes to CDs
scottjim wrote:
Has anyone heard of www.entitle.com?
They offer low cost upgrades from cassettes to CDs for Priddis karaoke products. You can't buy stuff you don't own because you apparently have to send in your old product to get the new product inexpensively.
I have several tapes I want to upgrade to CD. Does anyone have any experience with Entitle?


Save yourself some money! Get a cd burner in your computer & connect a tape player to it & rip your tapes to cd!
Author:  Tony [ Wed Nov 03, 2004 9:00 am ]
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Lonman, that was my first idea as well, but it seems that what entitle does is actually replace your original tape with a real CDG disk, containing the graphics. Where as your method will only supply scottjim with the audio.
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