tbear - 10:49 pm on Feb 15, 2005 (gmt 0)  I would guess that
burning 'on the fjy' would be a problem, because your cassette
has one big recording with silent parts, you could possibly burn
1 track, being the whole cassette. I grab the tracks from the
cassette individually, trim the beginning and end of each track
and kill the noise, label the tracks and create a cd from my
hard drive. I also grab vinyl records (got some gems from the
50s and 60s). Audiograbber has the facility to sense the silent
spaces between tracks, but I prefer to sit and control things
'real time' 'cos it ain't that good (bit like computer
translations, LOL). Oh, and they are Open Source programmes, I
believe, not shareware. Must confess, when I'm recording my own
stuff (I'm a guitarist) I take the tracks into 'Logic audio' for
editing and mixing, but that's another story.......  Thread
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