Behringer UCA202 USB Audio Interface – A Cheap USB Soundcard (for Analog Audio)

The Behringer UCA202 (the predecessor to the current U-Phone UFO202) does one thing and one thing well: it behaves as a simple plug and play USB soundcard for your PC or Mac that can be used as both an input and output device. Audio quality is leaps and bounds better than anything a computer's built-in soundcard can manage. It supporting 16 bit 44100 and 48000 Hz stereo audio recording makes it the perfect candidate for transferring those old records and cassette tapes in Hi-Fi. Fortunately, with the Behring UCA202 being as old as it is, they are both plentiful and cheap on the used market.

0:00 Intro
0:25 Vintage Cassette Deck = No USB
0:35 First Look
0:47 I/O
1:31 First Test On MacBook
2:30 Independent Volume Control (For Headphone Output)
2:50 Using It As An Output
3:16 Windows Compatibility
3:44 Sample Rate & Bit Depth
4:16 Audio Levels
4:38 Ready To Go
4:54 Its Big Brother: Behringer UFO202
5:38 Audio Test Disclaimer
6:05 Soundcheck

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