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Posted by waterspout on 02/05/06 01:03
There would be no audible difference copying them to DVD and therefore no
advantage other than the extra storage space.
waterspout
"Stephen" <stephen.judge@homecall.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Would I be able to transfer my vinyl recordings onto a recordable DVD
> machine with a built in hard disk ? I realise that I would need to make
> sure the analogue signal was equalised and boosted, e.g. by using a stereo
> amplifier.
> Would quality be any better than using a PC / CD writer to do the same ?
> Do DVD recorders have the ability to split tracks or what I just have to
> record the record side in one fell swoop ?
> And if I used a DVD recorder with built in hard disk, could I record
> several LPs onto it, then burn them all to a DVD disc ?
> Thanks
>
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