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What is best way to rip my tunes from my collection of vinyl albums into mp3 files?
I have many old vinyl albums that I don't play anymore, but I would like to convert many of the tunes on those old albums so I can have them to play on my computer or iPod.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
To be honest, I haven't tried this yet with albums but I have looked into it and plan to start soon, probably tomorrow or later this weekend. The software I plan on using is freeware called Audacity and can export as mp3 files but you'll need to get the lame_enc.dll file which is also free and you can find links to it on the audacity site or just do a search for it. You'll also need a turntable and amp which I assume you already have, and a cable to connect the amp output to the input on your sound card. I have done this process before, converting cassettes to mp3's and had good results so I expect converting albums wont be much different.
Good luck to you!
Source(s): http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ - Anonymous1 decade ago
hello:you have to buy a software program that you run through your pc(you have to hook your stereo up to your computer and
record/download the music on to your computer.Then you can re
download/burn if you wish)
I hope this helps
