Trouble with the list server Re: [Ti] importing audio tapes

[Mike Bigley]

I think it has to do with AOLs new policy of allowing people to spam 
you for a fee. I run a couple of lists and we had to get "approved" 
to send email to AOL customers because we weren't a "recognized" 
service provider.  They told our customers it had nothing to do with 
charging people to spam them, but it the timing was a little too 
coincidental for me ;-)

>For the record, I sent below email on Tuesday, April 11th at 2:20 PM 
>and it was finally delivered today Thursday, April 13th at 8:31 PM. 
>What gives?  Why is the server withholding certain emails while 
>allowing others to go through.  I know this is through AOL but all 
>of my other emails have no problem getting through.  Just with this 
>server.  Ideas?
>
>>In a message dated 4/11/06 11:09:18 AM, mac.k at a2k.ch writes:
>>
>>i would like to import into itunes some old audio tapes that i have. 
>>i have a 17" powerbook which has one of those audio line-in ports.
>>
>>what are the pros and cons of this port versus griffin's imic?
>>
>
>It depends upon your tape machine.  Some decks have an audio out 
>while others have a speaker out.  Speaker outs are an amplified 
>signal which can add distortion.  Line out is the best way to go. 
>Some outs are balanced others are unbalanced.  Suggest that you 
>Google your deck name for specs if you don't already have them.  The 
>Powerbook has an audio to digital converter built in, so you do not 
>need an iMic, just a cord from the deck out to the miniplug of the 
>record in of the 17.   Apple.com/support will have the a-d specs but 
>I think they are something like 20hz to 20khz.  Hope this helps.
>
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