Might also give Audio Recorder a try. It's been so long since I first
set it up but I think the initial launch throws up the usual I agree
with a bunch of 'don't sue me' legalese. At the end are two un-announced
buttons for I agree or not. You'll want to hit tab once and then space
to agree. After that it won't ask you again. Nice simple UI records
unlimited length directly to a file on your hard drive using whatever
audio inputs your system has. I trust it enough to record live events
with it, just taking a line-out from the house sound system into my laptop.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/mac/17392
CB
Carolyn wrote:
Hi Macsters:
I embarked on a mission to try converting my cassettes into mp3 files,
as well as capture some things off of the Victor Reader Stream to any
kind of computer. I found Total Recorder confounded me, and my laptop
only has a Mic jack.
Am I correct in assuming MacBook Pro has a line-in Jack, and that
there is a dummie-proof way to record these things using the Mac?<grin>
You can email me off list if such explanation would be too lengthy.
TIA for any help.
Carolyn
ch...@q.com
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