I did som ripping from DAT, had some old recordings from radio. I just used SPDIF out from my DAT connected to the input on my HTPC to make it into one big WAV file. After some editing in Nero Wave Editor I saved it to several tracks. Then I used the Flac converter (using a bat-script) to set the correct tags on the files. The files are still 48 kHz in Flac and sound better than ever... Very tiresome job, and now my DAT-deck is dead, still have some more tapes to convert! When my Denon 2000 DTR worked it could record in 32 kHz, 44,1 kHz and 48 kHz, it is a consumer product.
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