[Tzortzakakis Dimitrios[_2_]]

Hi everybody,
I just been working on my new computer, and it seems that my computer
components manufacturers thought of everything except recording of analogue
audio sources (in my case, a walkman). I'd like to burn an mp3 cd with lots
of russian music tapes. I am using the audio card line in audio. I can hear
the music through my computer speakers alright. I tried the obvious win xp
audio recording which is only for 20 seconds... I have win xp greek, core 2
duo 2.66, ! GB ram, 320 GB Hitachi sata and 512 MB asus 2600 ati pro and
intel DG31PR mobo. I searched all cds that accompanied each specific
components, they have programms that even let me use a cd-r as ram, but
nothing about recording analogue audio sources:-( Maybe they think the task
is unworthy for the computer? I can pay, let's say, 30 euros for a good
application, I'd rather have one that someone else has tried and is virus
and trojan horse free 0-:
TIA,



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Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
major in electrical engineering
mechanized infantry reservist
hordad AT otenet DOT gr

[Iordani]

Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote:

Hi everybody,
I just been working on my new computer, and it seems that my computer
components manufacturers thought of everything except recording of
analogue audio sources (in my case, a walkman). I'd like to burn an mp3 cd
with lots of russian music tapes. I am using the audio card line in audio.
I can hear the music through my computer speakers alright. I tried the
obvious win xp audio recording which is only for 20 seconds... I have win
xp greek, core 2 duo 2.66, ! GB ram, 320 GB Hitachi sata and 512 MB asus
2600 ati pro and intel DG31PR mobo. I searched all cds that accompanied
each specific components, they have programms that even let me use a cd-r
as ram, but nothing about recording analogue audio sources:-( Maybe they
think the task is unworthy for the computer? I can pay, let's say, 30
euros for a good application, I'd rather have one that someone else has
tried and is virus and trojan horse free 0-:

Audacity is free and can do what you want and much more.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

[Tzortzakakis Dimitrios[_2_]]

? "Iordani" ?????? ??? ??????
...
Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote:

Hi everybody,
I just been working on my new computer, and it seems that my computer
components manufacturers thought of everything except recording of
analogue audio sources (in my case, a walkman). I'd like to burn an mp3
cd
with lots of russian music tapes. I am using the audio card line in
audio.
I can hear the music through my computer speakers alright. I tried the
obvious win xp audio recording which is only for 20 seconds... I have win
xp greek, core 2 duo 2.66, ! GB ram, 320 GB Hitachi sata and 512 MB asus
2600 ati pro and intel DG31PR mobo. I searched all cds that accompanied
each specific components, they have programms that even let me use a cd-r
as ram, but nothing about recording analogue audio sources:-( Maybe they
think the task is unworthy for the computer? I can pay, let's say, 30
euros for a good application, I'd rather have one that someone else has
tried and is virus and trojan horse free 0-:

Audacity is free and can do what you want and much more.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Thank you!



--
Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
major in electrical engineering
mechanized infantry reservist
hordad AT otenet DOT gr

[Eeyore]

Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote:

Hi everybody,
I just been working on my new computer, and it seems that my computer
components manufacturers thought of everything except recording of analogue
audio sources (in my case, a walkman). I'd like to burn an mp3 cd with lots
of russian music tapes. I am using the audio card line in audio. I can hear
the music through my computer speakers alright. I tried the obvious win xp
audio recording which is only for 20 seconds...

Get a copy of Audacity.

Graham

[Tzortzakakis Dimitrios[_2_]]

? "Eeyore" ?????? ??? ??????
...


Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote:

Hi everybody,
I just been working on my new computer, and it seems that my computer
components manufacturers thought of everything except recording of
analogue
audio sources (in my case, a walkman). I'd like to burn an mp3 cd with
lots
of russian music tapes. I am using the audio card line in audio. I can
hear
the music through my computer speakers alright. I tried the obvious win
xp
audio recording which is only for 20 seconds...

Get a copy of Audacity.

Got it, installed it, now recording the first russian tape for my friend..
(I don't speak russian, he does). Thanks a lot to people who answered.


--
Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
major in electrical engineering
mechanized infantry reservist
hordad AT otenet DOT gr

[Iordani]

Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote:


Got it, installed it, now recording the first russian tape for my friend..
(I don't speak russian, he does). Thanks a lot to people who answered.

You are welcome.
I do some analogue recording myself and have found the *Normalize' effect to
be very useful. Evens out the volume of different recordings.