[muglo] Re: Transferring old LPs ?

Last time I looked at catalogue on airplane (March), there was a neat 
combo player, that included a record player, in an old fashioned 
design-kinda jukebox styling--glad you reminded me about it--but I 
forget the website--skymall.com?--could be it--not the cheapest way to 
go but unique if that styling suits one.
Shirley Schuurman
On Friday, August 26, 2005, at 01:21  PM, Paul Thomas wrote:

> Yes Ilbert, some time ago I copied an audio tape onto a CD.
>
> The tape was read from a Walkman player into the computer (with or
> without iMic). This was read by a free OS X program called Audacity
> which produced a file which could be loaded into iTunes from which a CD
> was burnt !!  Messy but it worked!!!
>
> Can't help re record player though I remember some time ago Sears
> advertised a player which could play records as well as tapes - can't
> remember make or price?
>
> All the best
>
> Paul
>
> On Aug 26, 2005, at 10:23 AM, Ilbert Walker wrote:
>
>> There's probably something about this in the archives ?
>> But can someone (Paul ?) explain simply how I can transfer old LPs or
>> old audio tapes into iTunes nor onto CDs?  I seem to recall you had
>> some special audio control software for this, Paul ?
>>
>> I don't possess a recordplayer - but presumably would have to acquire
>> one ?  Not a large volume - just occasional need.
>>
>> I gather Disc stores can put LPs onto CDs at a cost ?
>>
>> Thanks for any help
>>
>> Ilbert
>>
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