Re: iTunes question

[Dennis B. Swaney]

Well, I got it done, somewhat. I picked up a Samsung VCR for under 
$50 at the local Sears. I then fed the Audio Out to my iMic. The iMic 
did not include Final Vinyl, but did include a 14-day free trial of 
Peak LE. I ended up with 7 "tracks", one for each album on the 
original VHS tape. I then used iTunes to convert the aiff files to 
mp3, and afterwards deleted the aiff tracks from iTunes. So, for this 
project, the fact that there is only one long "track" per album does 
not bother me. I'll probably use Final Vinyl when I get around to 
digitizing my LPs. Griffin makes a connector in which you can plug a 
turntable and then connect it to an iMic or Power Wave.

Oh, at the mall today, I saw one of the "albums" on a cd for about $7!
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Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney
"Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is 
... oh, never mind."

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