Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 13th Feb 2006 21:38 UTC
RISC OS "Although vinyl threatens every other year to be the new hip in-thing with all the cool kids on the streets, there's still a wealth of age old audio joy locked away in collections of deteriorating records littering lofts and cupboards everywhere. Chris Johnson talks us through how he preserves his LPs onto CD using RISC OS."
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RISC OS...
by truckweb on Mon 13th Feb 2006 23:11 UTC
truckweb
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2005-07-06

Nice to see that RISC OS can do this. Not wanting to sound like a troll, but this was possible since years ago on PC and Mac...

Since the SoundBlaster 16 I would say...

I remember doing that with my old vinyl, I did not even have a CD burner at the time.

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RE: RISC OS...
by Ronald Vos on Tue 14th Feb 2006 00:05 UTC in reply to "RISC OS..."
Ronald Vos Member since:
2005-07-06

I imagine there being Amiga's with a line-in as well, although someone would have to confirm this. I just checked my Atari Mega STE, it didn't have one :-)

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the other way around
by SimpleMachine on Tue 14th Feb 2006 00:45 UTC
SimpleMachine
Member since:
2005-07-07

It would have been a cooler story if he was backing up RISC OS on to vinyl ;)

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Gramofile
by eetu on Tue 14th Feb 2006 08:26 UTC
eetu
Member since:
2006-02-14

There's a nice command line utility called gramofile which copies vinyl records to cd. It automaticly splits the input to tracks and removes hiss, noise and cracks.

I've been thinking about making a GUI version of the tool (in the fashion of Sound Juicer), but so far haven't had the time.

http://www.opensourcepartners.nl/~costar/gramofile/

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RE: Gramofile
by dukeinlondon on Tue 14th Feb 2006 09:16 UTC in reply to "Gramofile"
dukeinlondon Member since:
2005-07-06

Thanks for the pointer. There are now a bunch of mp3 players that can record LP (amongst other things). But the gramofile utility sounds really interesting.

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