From Sean Whalen Sent Fri, Sep 3rd 1999, 21:39
From Sean Whalen Sent Fri, Sep 3rd 1999, 21:39
you just need some form of analog to digital coverter and a program to
record that input to a wav.
you *could* do turntable->amp->line in on soundcard, start recording from
the line in (sound recorder in windows might even work, something like
sound forge is ideal), and then save as an mp3 via the fraunhoffer mp3
codec or save as a .wav and use a dedicated mp3 encoder like
audiocatalyst.
line-ins on sound cards are pretty crappy though, you might look for
someone with a good a/d converter like event's gina or gadget labs'
wave8/24 (there are a myriad out there, used for multitrack recording).
if you have a decent sound card though like a sblive or mx300 and cant
find someone with a good a/d, the line in would probably be ok.
-sean