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On Wednesday 02 July 2003 10:59 pm, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Which tools on shrike do I need to play audio taped on my stereo and
> record the sound into electronic data on my computer.
I use gramofile. It records the sound data as a wav file and can
split the tracks. Very useful when transferring tapes or records to
CD. In the rare case where it goofs the split, the data file for the
track offsets is ascii and can be hand edited. I am converting a lot
of my wife 's tapes to CD 's using it.
http://panic.et.tudelft.nl/~costar/gramofile/
> I think I understand the mechanical part of hooking RCA cales from
my
> tape deck out line to a 1/8 adaptor into sound card. Once there;
> which tools do I use to create files from the incoming audio?
>
> Somewhere I heard grip could do it but don 't see anything on the
> interface to indicate so. (that was on a 7.3) machine.
>
> I have 2 shrike machines running neither has X installed so command
> line tools would be best.
>
> The simple play/rec apps look like it might do this but I was a
> little bewildered by the command line choice. Hoping to get a few
> syntax clues here.
>
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Stephen Carville
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