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Date Posted: 22:38:29 08/18/01 Sat
Author: Hubert Pamphile
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 63.103.71.99
Subject: Re: Recording an analogue signal ...
In reply to: Smiler 's message, "Recording an analogue signal ..." on 09:07:16 05/21/01 Mon

>HELP HELP HELP!!!
>
>I have alot of old records from the 60s and 70s that still play fairly good but you still hear all that static or white noise.I need to get a software to be able to put the music on disc from my pc after connecting my turntable to my amplifier and then to the line-in on my pc.
please help me.

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