Records to iPod material
Ok- So I want to transfer some old gramaphone records to my iPod, via my ibook. What do I need ?
ibook 12 inch, Mac OS X (10.4)
By the way, the various links to iMic (griffen technology ) are no longer working .
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Well, this one does:
http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic/
And it's probably your best bet.
http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic/
And it's probably your best bet.
The device featured looked very similar to something I purchased in the states a couple of years back. It had a big G stamped on the front. So I downloaded the software for the iMic and guess what- IT WORKS. ! Just trying to work out how I seperate the tracks that I have downloaded of a record as at the moment 8 tracks are listed as one.
You may have to record each track separately.
I use Toast, which comes with "CD Spin Doctor"
It allows you to put an analog connection into your Mac and record tapes, vinyl, etc.
Toast alone is worth the price, but CD Spin Doctor is great for this purpose - which I use a lot.
Scott
It allows you to put an analog connection into your Mac and record tapes, vinyl, etc.
Toast alone is worth the price, but CD Spin Doctor is great for this purpose - which I use a lot.
Scott
Scott,
iBooks don't have audio-in, so you need hardware like the iMic to provide that for you.
iBooks don't have audio-in, so you need hardware like the iMic to provide that for you.
Bummer, sadly, I almost never see a G4 iBook.
I forget that Apple stopped putting in audio as standard years ago...my bad for being a Mac guy for 21 years.
Scott
I forget that Apple stopped putting in audio as standard years ago...my bad for being a Mac guy for 21 years.
Scott
Records to iPod material