USB DEVICE SPACE

I am thinking about converting my audio tape recordings of dad to several USB devices. Each tape is 90 minutes long. How many tapes of 90 minutes each can be recorded into one USB device?

 

Number of photos, songs, documents, and video hours a SanDisk Cruzer USB flash drive can hold
Flash drive capacity .......Photos,,,,,,,,,,, Video Hours
64GB ................................2000................ 160 mins
32GB ...............................1000 .................80 mins

but 16GB -36 hours
here is the link:
https://www.mediaxpress.net/usb-flash-drive-capacity.html

 

Thanks. I know little to nothing about doing this, though.

 

I was thinking about 4 tapes at most per USB. Each tape is 90 minutes long. I know nothing about this, honestly. Someone else talked about the Kpbs rate. What is that? They also said 600MB in a second reply. What is that?

My dad passed away in April 2010. I have about 15 or 16 audio tapes. It was a project we started back in the 80s and 90s called LETTERS ON TAPE.

I would send my dad a letter via regular mail service with questions. He would be so gracious to reply by audio tape recordings. I want to listen to my dad again. What is the best option for me? The audio tapes are pretty old but in good condition.

You say?

 

There's 8 bits in a byte.
6 Gbits/s is roughly 600 Megabytes per second
gigaBITS is not same thing as gigaBYTES

you might consider converter

https://www.reviewgeek.com/19889/how-to-digitize-your-cassette-tapes/

 

Ok. I will look into this a bit more.