how long does it take to copy a vinyl record?
448509
As long as it takes to play the record from beginning to end. It copies in real time so if the record has sixty minutes of music then it will take sixty minutes to copy it onto your computer!
935658
sorry, i don't have much of an answer. we use our recorder for recording sermons at church. we record for about 45 minutes, and then transpose the recording to a computer. pastor don rice
1394304
Any contact playback such as a "needle" will wear down a vinyl record which is a good reason to transfer the recording to a CD or mp3 file. Some needles are worse than others so test first on a throwaway record to be sure there is no vinyl dust on the record or needle after one playback cycle. I had a defective needle once on a new unit which ruined a good record. I could see and hear the needle digging into the record grooves. After replacing the needle with another needle (same brand and type) the problem disappeared .
1637996
yes he Executive USB Portable Turntable easily takes your favorite vinyl and converts them to digital files. Simply plug in the USB cable, play your record and watch as the Executive creates digital files on your computer.
858007
There is no setting for length of recording. Most of my recordings are between 15-30 seconds, but some have been longer. I don't feel that I "miss" any action in my recordings. My guess is that due to the "free" nature of the hosting service, it wouldn't record for an hour, etc.
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I did not find it easy. The software doesn't seem to function properly. Instead, I got a Audio-Technica USB turntable and use the freeware Audacity to convert vinyl to mp3s.
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I'm not sure I have an actual answer to your question-- the majority of the tapes I copied were (i'm assuming) in "standard play" - they were mostly two hour videos (recorded on a tape that could have held 2, 4 or six hours) But I did have one tape that was definitely longer than the two hour tape and it transferred fine to the computer. Not sure if this helps!
1262451
It all up to your computer. A fast computer wold take about 2 minutes. Per Plustek. Good Question. Anthony J Argy Sr Full Color Copier Inc.
204881
Yes, there are several places that transfer vinyl records to CD's. There is guy in Ohio that did a great job for me. "DLF Music". You can google it.
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1st: Make sure it's set to the correct setting: 33 1/3, 45 or 78 (Size/Speed of Record)2nd: Make sure the Record is not Warped/ badly scratched (this may cause skipping) 3rd: Make sure the record and needle are clean: (Use Alcohol & a Vinyl LP cleaner for Record/Qtip for Needle) last: *Since I don't believe this model has a weight setting on the arm and I'd hate to see you tape a bunch of penny's to it so it stops the skipping...I'd recommend you contact: the manufacture: (Website) http://www.electrohome.com/contact/
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you don't, only way to find out is to try it out. make sure the person has a return or guarantee policy, if it works according to the instructions (which you should be able to figure out within a week) you're good. bought mine new, very good machine for home playing & recording. i use it to record vinyl dj mixes from my turntables. blank cd's for recording DO have to be MUSIC cd's & say so on the packaging. good luck...
1044322
The turntable should be near the desktop. You need to be near each device for the start to transfer and to stop the transfer after the last track on the record.
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I'd say about 2-3 seconds. It's very quick, but not instantaneous. I've never used another recorder that goes faster though.
1086474
This turntable allows you to connect to your computer and transfer 33 1/3 vinyl records into your computer. This is done by using the software that comes with the product,however it is not easy and the instructions are hard to follow.You indicated DVD I think you mean CD's which are for music.
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We love this machine and are converting all our vinyl records to digital. We have not yet tried the cassette conversion, but, according to the manual, it can be done just as easily at the vinyl records. There is a cassette player in the machine, and I imagine you just change the setting from record to cassette.
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It depends on the lengths of the DVDs in question, and the time recording setting you put on the DVD you are recording onto. That is, you can choose the DVD to be able to record for 1 hour, 2 hours, 2.5 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, and 6 hours. Simply record the first VHS, based again on its length and the DVD time setting you have chosen, and record the next one, etc. I have recorded several VHS tapes on one DVD many times.
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I would not use it for vinyl records. It can be used for CDs, and DVDs storage.