i did this recently i used gramofile, a command line prog, it was great except that sometimes it failed to identify the correct gaps between tracks, when this happenned i loaded the wav file it recorded into audacity to split it up, gramofile can apply some filters such as nose and crackle reductuion to the recording, conversion to mp3 - or ogg! is done seperately however you wish don't know if it's on either of those cds but there is a mandrake package 'cos i got it from cooker - gramofile-1.6-4mdk gramofile seems a better bet than plain old 'rec' because my limited understanding of these things is that recording from the line in with it is less subject to 'stuttering' due to disk access, of course you could use audacity mentioned above to do the recording if you need a gui but that doesn't/didn't have the filters and track finding built in
bascule On Wednesday 09 October 2002 6:45 pm, you wrote: > I am currently using Mandrake 8.1. Does anyone have a recommendation for > a program I could use to record my audio cassettes to the hard drive and > then encode as MP3's? And might such a program be on the 1st two > installation CDs or the 1st commercial CD? > > Chris Edwards -- 'People need vampires,' she [Granny] said. 'They helps 'em remember what stakes and garlic are for.' (Carpe Jugulum)
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