Chris Talbott
December 7th 03, 09:23 AM
Bob & Steve-
If you can get to kind of setup that Steve describes with
the line-in, you can use MusicMatch Jukebox
(http://www.musicmatch.com). It provides for line-in
recording to MP3 format, though that capability is only
available in the pay version ($20). I believe the
Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition provides a similar
capability. I picked up my copy of that Plus! pack at
Sam's Club for about $12.
Hope this helps.
-Chris
>-----Original Message-----
>Bob
>i am trying to do the same thing + with tapes. So far i
>have connected the line out of my amp to the (DELL) pc
>line in. Then checked 'select' and ramped up the vol
>for 'line in' in the recording control, seleced via the
>sounds and audio devices in the control panel.
>Sound is in! and will play over the speakers. Select
Sound
>recorder from accessories, entertainment within All
>programmes and you will be able to record to WAV.
>Im stuck here because i cannot achieve more than 60 secs
>recording.
>Im trying to change the Windows XP sound recorder to
>stream or a longer time span but no luck so far. Might
>have to obtain addition software for a better recording
>device. I hear there maybe free down loads about, but im
a
>novice on the net.
>Good luck. id appreciate a note if youve solved the
record
>time.
>regards
>Steve
>
>PS had some trouble in respnding from the MS Web site
you
>may get this twice!
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: "robert sanderson" >
>Sent: 6/20/2003 10:03:58 AM
>Subject: Transfer of LP records to PC
>
>i have a collection of records that i want to copy to my
>PC. i have the leads but i have been told that Windows
XP
>Home can do the work ok without the need for additional
>software. is this true? can someone guide me.
>robert sanderson
>..
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>i have a collection of records that i want to copy to
my
>>PC. i have the leads but i have been told that Windows
XP
>>Home can do the work ok without the need for additional
>>software. is this true? can someone guide me.
>>robert sanderson
>>.
>>
>.
>
If you can get to kind of setup that Steve describes with
the line-in, you can use MusicMatch Jukebox
(http://www.musicmatch.com). It provides for line-in
recording to MP3 format, though that capability is only
available in the pay version ($20). I believe the
Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition provides a similar
capability. I picked up my copy of that Plus! pack at
Sam's Club for about $12.
Hope this helps.
-Chris
>-----Original Message-----
>Bob
>i am trying to do the same thing + with tapes. So far i
>have connected the line out of my amp to the (DELL) pc
>line in. Then checked 'select' and ramped up the vol
>for 'line in' in the recording control, seleced via the
>sounds and audio devices in the control panel.
>Sound is in! and will play over the speakers. Select
Sound
>recorder from accessories, entertainment within All
>programmes and you will be able to record to WAV.
>Im stuck here because i cannot achieve more than 60 secs
>recording.
>Im trying to change the Windows XP sound recorder to
>stream or a longer time span but no luck so far. Might
>have to obtain addition software for a better recording
>device. I hear there maybe free down loads about, but im
a
>novice on the net.
>Good luck. id appreciate a note if youve solved the
record
>time.
>regards
>Steve
>
>PS had some trouble in respnding from the MS Web site
you
>may get this twice!
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: "robert sanderson" >
>Sent: 6/20/2003 10:03:58 AM
>Subject: Transfer of LP records to PC
>
>i have a collection of records that i want to copy to my
>PC. i have the leads but i have been told that Windows
XP
>Home can do the work ok without the need for additional
>software. is this true? can someone guide me.
>robert sanderson
>..
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>i have a collection of records that i want to copy to
my
>>PC. i have the leads but i have been told that Windows
XP
>>Home can do the work ok without the need for additional
>>software. is this true? can someone guide me.
>>robert sanderson
>>.
>>
>.
>