[blindreplay] Re: using replay to capture a cassette or vinyl record
- From: Leslie Bee <leslie@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 01:18:51 -0800
Hey All -
I am reading my e-mails in no particular order but wanted to respond to this.
But please excuse if someone already wrote this.
Replay Music is the program we recommend for doing this since it will tag your
songs.
You can check it out here:
http://applian.com/replay-music/demo.php?demo=1
The demo is pretty good because it lets you record 25 songs so it gives you a
pretty nice test.
Here is the section from the user guide that explains how to do this.
http://applian.com/replay-music/support/user_guide300.php#lps
I hope this helps,
Have fun
Leslie
from Applian
(typing from the Venice airport on my way home to San Francisco....can't wait
to get home
Ciao)
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Subject: [blindreplay] Re: using replay to capture a cassette or vinyl record
You can do this but have not tried it myself. One way is to
choose "line in" in Replay's menus. I believe its in the record
menu. Connect the cable to your hardware's output audio source -
headphone out jack 1/8 inch - and the other end to your sound
card's line-in input connector.
So you press the play button for your cassette player and record
with Replay AV 8.
Simple test instructions:
After you choose the line-in in the menu bar you will get the
properties dialog box. In the basic tab name it cassette test.
Set the audio type for your recording. Choose OK. Leave the
schedule tab alone for now.
In the listbox view you will see "cassette test". Highlight it
and do a applications key to bring up the context menu list.
Down arrow to the start recording option but do not press enter
key yet. Press play on your cassette player device to start the
cassette player and then press enter key on start recording
option within the context menu.
Replay AV 8 has started recording your cassette's audio.
If you hear no audio after pressing your cassette player's play
button then you have done something wrong.
Hope this helps. Time to go shopping now.
--- rs_denis <rs_denis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm curious if anyone has used replay either RAV or radio to
> record
> cassettes or vinyl records to the hard drive. If anyone has
> done this, how
> well did it work? Also, how would one best handle pausing
> while turning
> over the cassette or record in the event that the original
> work being
> recorded covered both sides of the media? Ron Denis
>
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