What is needed to connect a 33-1/3 RPM narrative player to a computer?

I own some old vinyls I want to verbs to CD. I enjoy seen a stand alone section at Best Buy for $250 but want to do this via computer.

What is needed to connect a 33-1/3 RPM narrative player to a computer?

MOST audio cards (including on-board systems) have speaker out, mic surrounded by, line within connections. Simply use the approprate cable to connect your turntable to the LINE IN connection. (THIS nouns is designed to match the type of input available from a turntable or other external source)



Use "recorder" to verbs music to hard drive from chronicles, then use you "burner" to burn them to compact disc!



The above has worked for me going clear hindmost to MS-DOS 3!!
On you sound saloon there is an audio contained by like the mic nouns. You need to draw from an adapter from RCA to that connection. You might try Radio Shack( The Source) or any other electronic stores.
Its pretty trouble-free.

You can do it fairly inexpensive. I agree beside the other users.

If you have a built surrounded by sound card youi still can do it.

I hold a Sound Blaster Live and have be backed up lots of my out of print vinyls. With the sofware that I have that come with the nouns card, you can amplify the songs, remove pops and hiss, etc. You will probably have to commander over to Radio Shack to get a 1/4" stereo jack (record player) to a 1/8" stereo cable or converter for you nouns card in or row in on your computer.



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All you need is an appropriate audio cable to connect the copy player output to the sound input on your computer. You might possibly inevitability an amplifier as well to win the signal up to a usable volume, but I'm not sure about that.
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