One thing that would be useful but I don't know if it's available is
some way to insert track markers when there's a break between sections.
I used to use a Sony CD recorder that required special music CDs and
would accept an auxiliary input from a phono jack. I remember the
problem with recording records was that oftentimes it would be one
looong track. Autobreaks were often in odd places. But that was 4
years ago so I assume the technology's better now.
Michael Drabick wrote:
Ion makes a turntable that plugs into the USB port, it seems like a
descent unit but I have not tried it.
I found this laypersons review of the unit.
http://www.winecommonsewer.com/the_wine_commonsewer/2008/05/ion-usb-turntab.html
If you have a nice turntable and stereo set I would get a external usb
audio/videao capture board.
http://www.hauppauge.com/site/products/data_hvr1950.html
If you only have a couple of vinyls it makes more sense to buy the
CD(if you like every song) or the mp3 if it is just one track your
after. You can get just about any song online. If you look hard enough.
Mike
Judy Cosler wrote:
any recommendations for a turntable to convert vinyl to digital format?
any that I should stay away from?
want easy, fast; don't want to have to tinker with.
but, i don't want hum or other bad things.
i'm no audiophile really!
TIA, Judy
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