Daniel Jarboe wrote:
> Haven't needed to burn audio CDs for awhile, but a good start will be to
> use audacity to record the initial audio (and manipulate if required),
> shntool to further prepare the files if you want to burn DAO (disk at
> once) for control of gaps between tracks, etc, and then k3b for final
> burn. If you're less picky about the flow of tracks on the audio disk
> you can leave out shntool and just burn TAO (default). There's a number
> of tools that do the job, but this is the cocktail that treated me well
> and k3b makes things pretty easy and has support for things like cdtext
> for players that know anything about it.
Hi Daniel!
So, I run an audio lead from the turntable into the (which) input on my
sound card? They are color keyed but I don't have a manual so I don't
know what color is what. The turntable outputs RCA and the sound card is
smaller, but I guess the solution to that is at Radio Shack?
> I have several Vinyl LP Albums from back in the day. I want to
> create Audio CDs from these to play in stand-alone CD players. What
> Linux programs should I be using?
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