[opendtv] Re: Software

Hi Larry:

Use Audition by Adobe, formerly Cool Edit Pro to capture the audio.  With
this program, you can clean-up pops, hisses or clicks in the audio.  It also
allows you to balance the audio the way you would like it.  Audition does
have a write to CD feature, but I would use Nero 6 or higher.  I don't know
what audio card you have, but I like the Creative Labs Audigy card.  I have
found that the built-in audio on motherboards lacks the quality I like for
good cassette and LP transfers to CD.

Merry Christmas.

Ralph

Ralph P. Manfredo
President & CEO

rmanfredo@xxxxxxxx

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From: opendtv-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:opendtv-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Larry Bloomfield
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 2:01 AM
To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [opendtv] Software

Happy Holidays to all my friends and associates:

Several years ago I produced, directed and engineered a half hour talk radio

program that aired on KIEV in Glendale (Los Angeles area). I have cassettes 
of all the shows I had
anything to do with and would like to make CDs out of them. A lot of the 
material on the show was quite entertaining and interesting.

I have a 2.8 GHz Pentium 4 with 1 Gig of RAM. I have a very good sound card,

but don't have a clue what software to use to get the audio from the 
cassette recorded to my hard drive so I can convert it into a CD that can 
play in my car on or any CD player. I'm looking for good, but not too 
expensive, software.

Any suggestions?


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Larry Bloomfield, KA6UTC
Bloomfield Enterprises, dba Tech-Notes
1980 25th St.
Florence, OR 97439-9717
(541) 902-2424
www.Tech-Notes.TV
See you on the Road Show - A Taste of NAB 2005 


 
 
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