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Posted by Ablang on 07/29/07 00:17
< This is dated. I was looking for the Computer Shopper mag
article: "Tapes and LPs, Meet CDs and MP3s" by John A. Burek >
Turn LPs and cassettes into digital media files
By John Woram
(May 20, 2005)
Estimated time required:
30 minutes for setup, plus an hour for each album or tape
Estimated cost: $80 and up
Step 1:
Getting started
Let's play a word-association game. If we say "Ozzy Osbourne" and you
say "Black Sabbath," chances are there's a crateful of treasured vinyl
somewhere among your possessions. Those LPs may be classics to you,
but they're out of place in today's CD- and MP3-driven world. No need
to freak out, though--just dig out the old bandanna, turn on the lava
lamp, and fire up some incense. We're transporting yesterday's albums
and cassette tapes into the digital age.
What you'll need
This story originally appeared in Computer Shopper magazine.
Turn LPs and cassettes into digital media files
* Step 1: Getting started
* Step 2: What you'll need
* Step 3: Find the right hardware
* Step 4: Make your connections
* Step 5: Adjust the volume
* Step 6: Pick your software
* Step 7: Begin recording
More resources
* CNET Music Center
* Music and recording software
* How to edit ID3 tags for PC
* MP3 player buying guide
* Home audio forums
http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-11293_7-6226087-1.html
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