[BC] Analog to mp3 converter?

[JYRussell@academicplanet.com]

Ummmm.  So there's no line in, or such, to your laptop..

  Have you looked at the stuff that Henry Engineering makes?

Seems like I saw such a beast in the latest RW or Engineering extra...  I'm 
not sure about your budget, but I think Henry will get the audio into your 
machine like you want, at least from there you can do something with it... 
and Henry stuff is tough and dependable... so it's worth having...

Jason R.
----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: [BC] Analog to mp3 converter?


>I don't think you understand what I need.  Audacity only works with
> internal sound cards. I want to record line-level stereo on a laptop
> that only has a mono mic input.  This means the A>D conversion must
> done externally so that it can be inputted to the harddrive via USB.
>
> - Nat
>
> On 4/24/07, JYRussell at academicplanet.com <jyrussell at academicplanet.com> 
> wrote:
>> Well, I don't know about doing it real time, but, if you have only a few
>> sound files to convert... one way to do it would be with a free program
>> called Audacity.   This program would allow you to save your audio in MP,
>> wav, ogg vorbis, then e-mail / play / network the sounds...
>>
>>    If it's 'real time streaming audio' you need, I wonder about finding
>> anything other than a -real processor- to do it and sound decent... I'd
>> suspect someting along the lines of RealMedia encoders or Windows Media
>> encoders to do it for you...
>>
>> Jason R.