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I've done similar stuff on Magix's Audio Cleanin Lab (costs less than $40). I could add in track markers instead of breaking up one long file into sections. That's how I could make CD-R's as well as MP3 files. That same software can also be used to convert one format to another (compressed to uncompressed or vice-versa).
Talk about artwork, I've seen a few videos here on YouTube that shows a still image while the music's playing. But the sound would be in mono.
Frritzz 3 years ago
nice collection of vinyl!!
JusBeCuzz 3 years ago
How do you get the vinyl cover art to your iPod so you can see it on the QVGA iPod screen?
BoogsterSU 3 years ago
Manually, mostly... I haven't really done this to hundreds and hundreds of albums, so I just search on the internet for the album artwork... save to local drive... in iTunes add artwork.
It is a pretty weak part of iTunes I think, even for CD's... so many of mine don't have artwork, or get the wrong artwork. And I have a LOT of CD's on my pod.
Thx for checkin' this out though.. it is great to get the old vinyl on a portable format.
tunatwo 3 years ago
you said your turn table was stanton, but I think... that the table is techniques and the needles it uses is stanton. I could be wrong.
clintrock 4 years ago