[P1] Vinyl-records to MP3/CD

[Brian D. Hudson]

I think you can just use Toast Titanium and then burn a CD of whatever 
you get from the record.  I've done it with tapes, I would assume you 
can do it with LP's as well.

On Jan 2, 2004, at 5:50 AM, Parkblue wrote:

> A few of my precious old records (Morris Nanton and a 1957
> Rachmaninoff-recording are two gems that come to mind) are longing to 
> be
> converted into digital format. How do I go about that? What equipment
> besides the obvious (record player, iBook (600)) do I need, and what 
> do I
> have to watch out for?
>
> Thanks -
> -tobias.
>
>
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