Randy,
On my desktop computer, instead of the C-media card that came with the unit,
I use the Griffin Technologies USB IMic. It's small enough that it should
work well with a lap-top. if you ultimately decide to go the USB route, I
can highly recommend it. It gives great sound quality, and the
Randy! I guess for recording high quality stereo you'll need to ad a
Line Level input to your computer. Either a USB, Firewire or PCMCIA audio
device. Sound Blaster Audigy would be OK.
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Thanks for the information. I'll look into this.
Randy
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Subject: Re: Recording external source without line in jack
Hi
Hi Randy
the only way to record line in stereo properly I'm afraid is with either a u
s b or pcmcia sound card. For some reason laptop manufacturers seem to
think we don't want line in any more. S p d i f they'll give us, a mono mic
jack they'll give us but line in? You're joking.
anyway, that
