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On Oct 01, 2005, at 17:32, Hector Luna polonius19-at-gmail.com | 
themacintoshguy.com/1.0-Allow| wrote:

> I was cruising through the Roxio site the other day and they’re  
> offering a suite of Apps they’re calling Boombox (I think). One of  
> those utilities said it was for importing analog audio sources. I  
> think the suite was only $50. You might want to check it out...
>
> On Oct 1, 2005, at 8:27 AM, COCCORP at aol.com wrote:
>
>> I have not set it up yet, but I am planning to import my 800-900  
>> CD collection onto a 200gb NetDisk external HD by connecting it to  
>> my router. Then, I'll find a way to digitize my analog collection  
>> of about 200 albums and cassettes... stuff you cannot find on CD  
>> (like the original LPs of Whodini, the Fat Boys, etc. Ha!).
>>
>> Anyone have any experience/helpful hints on doing this?
>>
>> Craig W.
>> Atlanta, GA
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