AUDIO CASSETTE:  For Many Years, the Industry Standard

For years, audio cassette has been the standard in capturing and disseminating recorded information at live events. Its portability, reliability and ease of use made it a widely acceptable format throughout the world. However, in the past few years, digital media and playback alternatives have increased exponentially. As a result, Audio CDs, CD-ROMs and DVDs have emerged as the formats of choice for most conference attendees. API will continue to offer audio cassettes to those groups wishing to do so, but would urge you to shepherd your members into the 21st Century where a myriad of digital options and opportunities are now available.

AUDIO CD:  Format of Choice for the Spoken Word

Business people choose the CD format for everyday applications in the workplace, on the road, and at home because it’s simple to use. Specific content is easily found, Information sharing becomes more convenient, and its reliability is unsurpassed. The CD offers a compatibility and durability that audio tape just can’t match. Playback from computer drives, DVD and CD players make this an extremely versatile format. Recording sessions on Audio CD is an excellent choice. It provides the benefit of virtually attending all sessions – thus extending the conference experience and value.

MP3 CD:  Multiple Recordings on a Single Audio CD

Convenience is the word to describe the MP3 format. Because of its ability to contain 20 to 50 hours of audio recording, it has become a popular audio alternative. It’s now conceivable to place an entire conference on ONE CD! This format is compatible with MP3 players, computer CD and DVD drives.