Alan,

There are a whole host of programs that will do this.
I have a few that came with my sound blaster (I think that one is called "Creative Recorder")
Some have menioned always being able to find this suff online, but this is not always so.
I used to DJ in college and there are some obscure ones, some mixes perfectly beat-times (that I want to preserve the timing) and some old impossible to find releases (ie-Genesis-Live from the mouth of the Monster) that I will probably never find online.

I think that some of these utilities are available for free trial on creatives site:

www.creative.com

"There is always an excuse for lack of courage."
-Albert Camus
"The way to despair is to refuse to have any kind of experience..."
-Flannery O'Connor
Great Glossary of Terms (Thanks BB!)

Thanks Dean, you are the man, I never would have found that one, I am also trying one that KT mentioned.

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Hi Alan,
I have used Audacity software which converts normal audio into digital audio format (when connected to sound card). The great thing about this software is it is free!! (Audacity.sourceforge.net).
The original audio input can be from microphone, record player,tape player, cassette player
or any form of electrical audio input.
The digital audio can be edited and saved in .wav, .mp3, or wma format and can be burned on CD.
There are host of special features like filters to eliminate scratches from record players fade-in fade-out, sound mixing.. this is a proper sound recoding stuff!!!
Check it out M8.
Best of luck.
Chandsuraj

Alan,

If you have Nero ( I have Nero 6), my husband and I just used Nero wave editor 2 to put some cassettes on disk. Just plug the receiver into the microphone or the audio input and record. (Additional directions in the help menu) Was really simple. You can edit if you like and save it in various formats. Then burn all you want.

Keiser
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Medion
P4 - 3 ghz
512 MB Ram
MS XP sp2
Sony Dru-720a
Benq 1650 OEM

Keiser's a girl?????

don't be presumptuous

Yep!

Keiser
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Medion
P4 - 3 ghz
512 MB Ram
MS XP sp2
Sony Dru-720a
Benq 1650 OEM

I have done this a number of times using a program called Goldwave. This program can be downloaded (Here)
The advantage of this program is that the file can be cleaned up relative to tape hiss and any other spurious noises,this can also be used to rip Lps. The program can be used free for an arbitrary number of uses then it must be purchased. It will be recorded as a wav file but after you clean it up you can convert it to an MP3 or the format of your choice using goldwave. If you need any other help let me know.
Hope this helps
BTW, as others have said this is a bit time consuming but that is the nature of the beast.

Hi
Thanks for the info Gua1.

no problem