[DM-MUG] Two Questions
CW Smith
dmmug@dmmug.org
Sun, 16 May 2004 08:52:04 -0500
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On 5/16/04 8:39 AM, "HWelch7625@aol.com" <HWelch7625@aol.com> wrote:
> You are all the greatest help!
> How can I record my vinyl records onto my iMac (10.3.3)?
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> I made a DVD on my iMac, but I put it into my iBook, which plays DVD's, a=
nd it
> came up as folders. What did I do wrong? How do I get it to play as a DVD=
? It
> worked on a regular DVD player, so I know the disk is OK.
> Thanks!!!
> Holly Welch
To record your vinyl records, you need to purchase iMic (Griffin Technology=
,
at CompUSA for $29), and download Audacity ((www.sourceforge.com, free).
You can connect your stereo (including turntable, cassette deck, and radio)
to your iMac, iBook, or any other USB Mac, record and edit in Audacity, the=
n
burn from Toast, iTunes, or Apple=B9s disc utility.
Email me back if you have any more questions. I ran a recording studio for
10 years and I=B9ve worked through some of these sorts of questions.
Peace,
CW
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<FONT FACE=3D"Verdana">On 5/16/04 8:39 AM, "HWelch7625@aol.com" <=
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ans MS">You are all the greatest help!<BR>
How can I record my vinyl records onto my iMac (10.3.3)?<BR>
<BR>
I made a DVD on my iMac, but I put it into my iBook, which plays DVD's, and=
it came up as folders. What did I do wrong? How do I get it to play as a DV=
D? It worked on a regular DVD player, so I know the disk is OK.<BR>
Thanks!!!<BR>
Holly Welch<BR>
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To record your vinyl records, you need to purchase iMic (Griffin Technology=
, at CompUSA for $29), and download Audacity ((www.sourceforge.com, free). &=
nbsp;You can connect your stereo (including turntable, cassette deck, and ra=
dio) to your iMac, iBook, or any other USB Mac, record and edit in Audacity,=
then burn from Toast, iTunes, or Apple’s disc utility.<BR>
<BR>
Email me back if you have any more questions. I ran a recording studi=
o for 10 years and I’ve worked through some of these sorts of question=
s.<BR>
<BR>
Peace,<BR>
CW</FONT>
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