[AT] OT: recording vinyl to computer files (was Re: The Wreck Of The Old 97/OT

[Mattias Kessén]

I've been biting my tongue long enough. So what's wrong with the old LP's? I
am yet to hear a digital version sounding better than an old properly
recorded and taken care of LP. OK I know they are a little hard to listen at
in your tractor but considering the kind of tractors we should ;-) chat
about we really wouldn't hear much anyway.

Mattias


2008/1/28, Steve W. <falcon at telenet.net>:
>
> Audacity will allow you to record in real time directly to .wav format.
> The older version of Musicmatch I have will allow you to convert analog
> to .mp3 in real time. It can also be set to break at each track and add
> filenames for you.
>
> On the recording standard it depends on what your playing the music on
> and how long the tracks are.
> I have normal cds with 23 tracks in .cda format.
> In 192 bit mp3 I have put 110 tracks on a CD.
> If I burn to DVD I can throw about 600 on there. BUT that limits what
> can play them back.
>
> --
> Steve W.
> Firefighter,EMT,Fire Police
> VanHornesville Vol. Fire Dept
>
> rlgoss at insightbb.com wrote:
> > Hey, Mike, et al.-  I presume all the systems are operating with the
> pattern of
> "Record, Tweak, Label, Convert from A-D, and Burn or File."  Is there a
> method on
> the market yet that can do the job real time?  Or am I dreaming about
> such a thing
> being possible?
> >
> > I finished the conversion on all the 78's, 45's and misc. stuff a couple
> of years ago,
> but I got bogged down on the LP's because they take so much time.  I
> have more important
> things to do (work on tractors) than to sit around listening to that
> whole collection of music.
> >
> > BTW, does anyone know of a recording standard that will allow more than
> 20 tracks per disk?
> >
> > Larry
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