Re: [PLUG] turntable to CD

[John Von Essen <john@essenz.com>]

Now to show my age...

I used to do the exact thing your talking about on my NeXTstation. The  
25Mhz 68040 NeXT boxes all had nice audio inputs and could natively  
capture the audio files. There was alot of software out there to  
convert those audio files into MP3's. But that is not a practical way  
of doing this nowadays. It would be nice if Apple's iTunes could  
capture input audio in addition to ripping audio off CD's.

-john


On Sep 3, 2005, at 11:31 AM, Art Alexion wrote:

> Any recommendations for software for ripping from analog sources such  
> as
> turntables and cassette players, fixing things like pop and hiss and
> then burning to CD?  Doesn't need to be a single package; one for each
> task is fine.
>
> I know Nero/Linux does this but is there an open source alternative.
>
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