[Ti] Audio Line In

[Dennis Fazio]

--On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 11:42:52AM +0000, Chris Parker wrote:
> Up until now I've been importing old audio tapes via a cassette
> recorder and a Griffin iMic. Now my new PB/1GHz has arrived (!) I see
> it has an audio line in port. Can I connect the cassette recorder to
> this port or should I continue to use the iMic? (Or is there a better
> way?)

You can go directly into the audio line in port. You can also use the iMic 
into your USB port. You should be able to switch between them pretty easily 
with the sound preferences panel.

If you bought Toast, you can use Roxio CD Spin Doctor to record, as pointed 
out previously (Classic version only), or you can use Griffin's FinalVinyl, 
available on their web site (OS X native).  I think it only works with the 
Griffin iMic though.

A good feature with FinalVinyl, is the ability to place cue marks to 
delineate tracks while recording, allowing you to save them as separate 
AIFF files--an indispensible feature when recording LPs or cassette albums.

--
Dennis Fazio
dfz at mac.com