Posted: 5/7/2006 1:45:18 AM EDT
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Somewhere, someone asked about this. I think it was buried in a thread with a vastly different title, and I can't find it. Anyway, someone wanted to be able to transfer vinyl records to computer files (MP3/WAV/etc.). Here's an answer I just ran across. If you know what thread that was in, would you be kind enough to put a pointer to this thread in there, or to IM me the username of the person who was asking? Thanks, Jim |
Or just run the record player to the amp, and then the amp's headphone-out to the computer's soundcard line-in..... ----- (yes there is a tiny bit of quality loss, but probably 99.99% of people wouldn't be able to hear it) ~ |
Interesting, I wonder if this would work with guitar amps? |
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As I recall, the person who was asking did not have a turntable or preamp, which would be the necessary equipment to pipe the sound in to the sound card. This device also uses software to automatically 'rip' the songs from the record, without having to manually cut and edit a large audio file, or manually lift the needle between tracks and stop/restart recording. Jim |
