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M0PZT > HELP 18.11.09 01:18l 32 Lines 1169 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Old Disks to CD ?
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Sent: 091117/2054 @:M0PZT.GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU $:2368_M0PZT Sally 4.1.231 Essex
EI3DIB wrote:
> the Players that connect to the PC Via the USB port would be great
> and give me plenty to do in my retiremeny days.
> me to click Edit / Preferencews, Select Audio I/O tabe and select USB
> audio Codec from the drop down Tab ??? What it fails to tell me is
> what to do if that selection is not available ? I have tried
> installing on an Old XP machine and have same problem ? List may be
> different but No USB Audio Codec is displayed ?
Whilst I have no direct experience with these USB "gizmos", I have heard
tales from a few people who say they are a bit "rubbish". Personally, I
would have used a hi-fi turntable, RIAA pre-amp (or amp system) and fed the
line level into the "line in" of the PC's sound card.
A quick Google search shows that some of these USB units have "real"
headshells so at least you can fit a decent cartridge/stylus to them ;)
Audacity is a decent free audio editor - not my personal preference but
certainly capable of handling basic dubbing duties.
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Charlie - M0PZT @ GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU
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Sent: 20:48 on 17 Nov 2009
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