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In Reply to: Ripping LPs posted by fstein on January 26, 2016 at 13:06:22:
If you are content with 16/44.1, I like using a CD-R recorder, like the Tascam CD-RW 750. If you're able to be attentive while recording, you can take care of the track markers and often iTunes (or I use DBPowerAmp to rip to FLAC at 16/44.1 and MP3 at the same time, then import into iTunes. At the end, you have a CD, a lossless 16/44.1 copy and your MP3.
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