Hi there,
You can use CDex to record your talking books. I personally prefer to use a
program like total recorder or goldwave. With these programs you can
actually do the recording faster, plus you can edit the recorded file if
needed. But of coarse total recorder and goldwave are not freeware.
With CDex, you first must connect a player that can play the tapes up to the
line in jack on the back of your computer.
For full instructions you can go to my CDex page of my web site:
http://www.blind-corners.com/CDex.htm
Hope this helps,
Chris Chaffin
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Subject: recording talking books
Hi guys, was wondering how to record my talking books and put them into
mp3
format to use on an mp3 player. I tried to use cdexp for this but couldn't
figure it out. Any ideas would be helpfull. Thanks again and take care.
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