By Jo Best
Published: Tuesday 27 July 2004
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Name
Roy Corneloues
Location
UK
Occupation
CTO
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With regards to vinyl. I use <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00006657R/ref%3Dbr%5Flf%5Fli%5F1%5F3/026-1564777-1967655" target="_blank">Audio Cleaning Lab Deluxe 3.0</a> from Magix. Removes hisses & clicks, auto splits albums, does time based recording for radio programmes and can export to MP3 as well as CD. However I don't know of a third party service that will do this for you.
Makes you wonder whether downloading MP3's for vinyl you already own could be classed as legal. As there is no way of them knowing that you didn't record it yourself...
I wish someone offered the same for vinyl - I've g...
Anonymous
With regards to vinyl. I use <a href="http://www.a...
Roy Corneloues
Available to the whole of Europe:
Rip Factory (...
Anonymous
It's nice to know that for once, us Brits got ther...
Nick
I was a pilot customer for a company called Encoda...
Mark Williams
Wonder if there is such a service were someone cou...
Anonymous
Ahem, I would take issue with the use of the word ...
Anonymous
Yeah and there's a company in the UK doing the sam...
Anonymous
My suggestion would be to use AAC at 128Kbps. This...
Jeff Underwood
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