2009-02-12, 10:55 PM
This is because of the cassette tape adapter that you have. I use a cassette converter for my car to listen to my iPod, since it only have cassette and radio (and I dont want an iTrip).
The old conventional tape method has a strong white strip at the end, and when it gets there, the tape stops spinning, signalling the player to swap side. Your adapter probably got worned out and it doesnt spin as smoothly, causing the player to think that it's time to reverse. You will need to somehow stop the converter from getting stuck (I tried with the old one and broke it in the process). Maybe once I have some times, I'll try to figure out the mechanic of a cassette player and we'll see then.
The old conventional tape method has a strong white strip at the end, and when it gets there, the tape stops spinning, signalling the player to swap side. Your adapter probably got worned out and it doesnt spin as smoothly, causing the player to think that it's time to reverse. You will need to somehow stop the converter from getting stuck (I tried with the old one and broke it in the process). Maybe once I have some times, I'll try to figure out the mechanic of a cassette player and we'll see then.