> \
> >Assuming you have some kind of output on the turntable, just about any
> >audio recording software should work to record the output to a file. From
> >there you'd have to burn an audio CD.
>
> You will need a preamp though to bring the signal level up to the
> line level the AV inputs require. Hooking the turntable into a
> receiver and using the tape output jacks into the computer will work.
How about some decent editing software for cleaning up pops and hiss etc...before
the burn.-anybody have any suggestions?
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