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I want to convert some of my LP's to CD. Anyone have suggestions about equipment, etc.?
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That seems pretty tedious. Do you just want them for your car?
Not to pester, just curious.
Not to pester, just curious.
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Yeah. I don't have time to listen to a lot of them. I get most of my tunes in my truck.
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search around. I was into this around 98 before there was mp3 but I got discouraged by the lack of a burner (they were $500 at the time) and the lack of a player. But I did hook the turntable up to the computer and got input, so that's a start.
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Connect a turntable to your computer like Mags suggested.... you'll have to save it as a wav then get a program to conver from wav to mp3... then burn the MP3's onto a CD in CDA format
