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Posted by Stuart Miller on 08/15/07 07:11
"Tracking Skew" <nobody@mixmin.net> wrote in message
news:2abebac45db053d80dc7de6ae233ca8e@anon.mixmaster.mixmin.net...
> On Sun, 12 Aug 2007 12:34:13 -0700, Tom Gordon <tngtest@attglobal.net>
> wrote:
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>>I have a Sony DVD recorder (RDR-GX300).
>>I would now like to copy some of my old LP's
>>Is there a way to do this? It doesn't look like this unit can record
>>to any CD media (CD-R, CD+R, etc). And if I record audio only to a DVD-
>>R/+R, i don't think those would play in a regular CD player.
>
> Just buy a writer for your computer. You can get a really nice unit that
> can record to pretty much every format for under $60. I have a Samsung
> and
> it's been great. Many of the drives come bundled with Nero or other
> software which should have everything you need to archive those LPs.
I agree with that.
I have moved cassette and vinyl to the computer using Roxio and the
computer's line in. A sample of 96k is probably enough for the sound quality
you are starting with.
Once you get the 'knack' you can use Roxio to remove the scratches & pops
from the recording.
You can try a cd-rw, you lose nothing but a bit of time, but I do not expect
that to work.
For one, the machine may not be able to write that fomat,
Then, the music will not be in 'music cd' or mp3 format, it will be in movie
format which cd players can not decode.
Recording with the dvd player onto dvd-rw would work, but there are many
complications before you get to a useable cd.
Stuart
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