The last time I did it I converted 10 sides of "blaster bates" to CD.
It took fscking for-ever, because records generally only work at 1x I used a normal record player plugged into a home amp (you can't go direct into your sound card's line-in because turntables put out very low amplitude signals, and need a pre-amp circuit.) Then I used the tape-2 "rec out" to the line-in on the sound card, and used some windows recording software to record to wave format. Then I used some wave software to trim off the bumps and noise at the front and back of the wave. Then I recorded the wave straight to CD, and lastly stored the wave as a MP3 rather than doing all that work again :) On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 09:25, Jim Cheetham wrote: > Do any of you guys have a working setup with a vinyl record player > hooked up as an input source for an ogg or mp3 encoder? > > I have a number of "real" records (about 10 or so) that I'd like to have > a digital copy of ... > > -jim
