Pete,
If you don't have a specific phono input on your amplifier, you will
still need a pre-amp. The phono output level is lower than cassette
tape, VCRs, DVDs, or other RCA outputs and the pre-amp brings up the
level up.
VT
Pete Theisen wrote:
> Steven Van Tilburg wrote:
>> Pete,
>>
>> The problem you will have is the record player needs a pre-amp to
>> boost the audio levels up to the regular RCA component levels. Once
>> you have that, I believe Audacity has a plug-in to actually track LPs
>> based on the silence between songs.
>
> Hi Steven,
>
> I wonder it the line from the amplifier to the tape deck would be the
> right level?
>
>>> I have Ubuntu 9.04. Is there a package that will rip vinyl records
>>> from a regular record player? Say, adapt the RCA to the sound card
>>> input?
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