Huh. That was easy.

I finally got around to plugging in the USB record player that I bought... uh, a while ago. I think it's been less than a year, but I can't swear to that.

I was expecting a wrangle-fest of trying to get it to record with an acceptable level of quality. I was expecting to have to fight it about how and where to save. I was expecting to have to sigh and take all the files into a wav editor to get rid of the pops and the massive amounts of lead in and fade out.

Instead, it did just fine on the first try. It imports it into iTunes and lets iTunes figure out what to do with the file, so I'd already done all my wrangling about where to put the file when I set up iTunes. Done and done.

Also, if you happen to have records that you want to convert to mp3s, I have a USB record player that is pretty easy to use. You're welcome to borrow it.

Huh. That was easy.

I finally got around to plugging in the USB record player that I bought... uh, a while ago. I think it's been less than a year, but I can't swear to that.

I was expecting a wrangle-fest of trying to get it to record with an acceptable level of quality. I was expecting to have to fight it about how and where to save. I was expecting to have to sigh and take all the files into a wav editor to get rid of the pops and the massive amounts of lead in and fade out.

Instead, it did just fine on the first try. It imports it into iTunes and lets iTunes figure out what to do with the file, so I'd already done all my wrangling about where to put the file when I set up iTunes. Done and done.

Also, if you happen to have records that you want to convert to mp3s, I have a USB record player that is pretty easy to use. You're welcome to borrow it.