[muglo] preserving music from LPs and Cassettes not to mention 10" Teac
- From: Janet Michael BRODRIP <jmbrodrip@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 12:30:29 -0500
Thank you Doug, Martin, and Tee for your prompt and kind replies.
I hasten to add this is all my own purchased media. Right now the
prime target is an aging cassette of Tony Hancock's "The Blood
Donor" . I had thought of the TEAC all in one, in a classic case
if i remember, Martin. You are right it would be much simpler, and
members of my family might well vote in favour . Apart from the
savings it would be an early defeat. This iMac has a analog&
digital input on it's neat little back. and being wireless it
can be carried to the aging Hi-fi in the other room. I have two
Turntables in fairly good condition, spare styluses , and the LPs
will last a while yet . So I am plodding away, i have little
knowledge but considerable persistence.
On Monday, under very busy conditions, the people at Mac Outpost
did restore my wireless connection and it's security . I thank
sincerely them for their trouble.
I had been shocked at Thanksgiving to recieve a batch of obscene
songs into the iTunes shared area, which no longer exists. I have
sung Rugby songs , but like everything these were bigger and
badder . It seems most likely i was on their wireless network as
mine was defective as it turned out on Monday. Today i understand
that the files were not "in" my iMac, but i did not then , and
so was somewhat upset about the legendary security.
I have a Quicktime issue , With BBC news videos after clicking
this and that , it announces " Q The URL is not valid ". This
happens with both Safari and Firefox. Is there a simple solution
or should i try Realplayer which seems to be BBC's choice. ? I
cannot find a cryptic error message collection or glossary
although it took me years to find one for the PC.
Any help is appreciated but it is not life and death, as above
when i regressed to direct ethernet no airport . Thank you
Michael
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