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Posted by BobP (A) on February 03, 2006 at 19:45:55

In Reply to: If I Can do It, Anyone Can (long) posted by OldMc on February 3, 2006 at 16:34:42:

OldMc,

I would wholeheartedly recommend HHB 830 professional CD recorder to you for transcribing your LPs to lossless.

For each LP you will need

real playback time
5 min for finalization
ripping time for freshly recorded CD-R
typing track info.

At 2 LPs a day (I guess it is realistic) you may transcribe 20% of your collection in a year.

Plus you will have a blast while listening.

Beats transcribing via PC hands down.

Just my $0.02

• Re: extra lifetime - OldMc 21:26:00 02/03/06 (0)
  In Reply to: Re: extra lifetime posted by BobP on February 3, 2006 at 19:45:55:

  Thanks for doing the math for me. But at 2 LPs a day, real time, I'd have very little time left to enjoy what I just got through putting on my computer. More realisticaly, at least for me, would be to get some kind of A to D computer card and upload only what I want to put on my Ipod.

  Does anybody know of a decent turntable that runs at high speed, say 78 rpm, and a program that converts the resulting chipmunk-like sounds into normal sounding digits? With something like that I could be convinced to start archiving.
  
  

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