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  If you're getting errors while trying to load or save files, you can find the error code descriptions here: [[CategoryRead_error_codes|Read Error Codes]] '''Alternative:Hardware''' According to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cacZqQf4Go&t=1257s Noels Retro lab Youtube video], it can be better to connect the signal to C317 instead of R307.  [[Image:AudioInModC317.jpg|300px|centre] ]   == Second method == In my case, I don't know why but the first method described above didn't work. Maybe because my Amstrad CPC464 is from the second revision, although the cassette drive seems to be the same. What I did is just connect the new "audio in" 3.5 mm mono jack socket directly to the cassette tape head, as shown in the picture below. Very important: be careful with the polarity. Don't forget to connect the chassis to ground/black cable and the main contact to signal/red cable.  Then, drill a 6 mm hole on the case to hold the new socket. If everything is OK, now you can load CPC games from an Android mobile using an app called [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.kica.tapdancer TapDancer Virtual Datasette] and don't need to convert .cdt files to MP3 anymore.  Things that you may need for this DIY: * 3.5 mm mono jack socket * 2 cables (red and black) * 6 mm drill bit for metal and drill * Soldering iron and tin * Continuity tester   [[CategoryImage:PeripheralsCpc_464_audio_in_socket.jpg|600px|centre]]   [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]]