[Ti] Audio Line In

[Chris Parker]

Thanks for the replies. Yes, I have Toast and I've used Spin Doctor in 
the past. Now I import directly into Amadeus which has does various 
editing functions as well.

I'll try plugging the cassette player into the Audio Line In port and 
see if it works.

>> 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.

-- 
Chris