How do I transfer 78s & LP's to disc?
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There is software out here that can do it I cant recall the site that offered a version of the type of software. But if you goto a major PC store that sells hardware & software they should have the software on the shelves.  Or you could search the net or P2P sites for some form of Ripper software.  I just checked on google using the phrase "78's & lp's to cd" one link is below..hope that points you in the right direction..or buty a record player & connect it to your PC then just copy them off haha\nHope that helps good luck
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i think there are programs to do this..but there are programs to copy from a copyprotected DVD too!!!
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Burn songs from your cd's to the hard drive on your computer to later burn to another disc
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It's really easy. Take the very small san disk and put into the one that has the USB connector on it. From there plug it into your USB port. From there it will show up on you pc as a removeable HD. Drag the songs onto that HD. The only catch is they have to be slower than 160 bps which means if they are really high quality songs you need to change that and if you dont know how find someone who can. If you d/ music look for songs that are slower/lower quality than 160 bps. Hope that helps.
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The equipment and software I have to accomplish that task is Neromix by Nero and the cable that came with it. the cable would go from the back of your cassette to the inputs of your sound card. I have not actually used it yet because a fire destroyed all the LPS and cassettes that I intended to transfer.  However I plan to start soon with some that have been given to me and some found at flea markets and yard sales.  The new Nero Program may actually have this ability built in also. It seems pretty full featured.
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burn them all onto a couple of data cds which can fit alot of songs then pop that cd in you new computer and copy them onto there
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rip the cd... and burn it to a new cd with nero or windows media
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Do a Google search for Audacity. This is a free piece of software than has all manner of effects that can be applied to imported music files, including those effects that you specify. I have been using it to transfer my vinyl collection to mp3, and do the cleaning and filtering that is necessary on 40 year old LPs. You'll also need the 'lame mp3' attachment that can be found with a Google search to allow Audacity to fully handle mp3 formats.\n\nA great piece of free software.\n\nYou could also try CDex which is mainly an mp3 ripper, but does allow recoding of mp3s to wav format, or conversion of mp3 to all other formats. Obviously this has no effects that can be applied. Also free.
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Depends on the format that they are sent to you in. Look for iso files or bin files those should burn directly to DVDS.
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itunes! it gives you the option to burn a disc of the songs you bought.
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Your best bet would be to just reinstall the operating system onto the new computer using the original cds.  Then just copy the files you want to save onto a cd or transfer through a network.\n\nIf you dont have the original cds, you can use a program like partition magic, which allows you to completely copy one hard drive to the other, although this would require you to put both hard drives in one computer.
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You need a converter.\n\nThere are freeware and retail. You have to check online for the files you wish t o convert,
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Use a CD.\n\n1. Right Click on "Start"\n2. Left Click "Explore"\n3. Locate all the files that you want copied to disc.  As you find them, right click them and left click on "Burn to CD" OR "Send to CD" it'll be somethign obvious like that.  After you have selected ALL the files you want backed up, locate the cd in the left hand column, right click on it and left click on "Write these files to cd"  It'll prepare them, then it will burn them.  Make sure you have a couple discs in case your files are kind of big.\n\nOnce backed up, then just run the update.\n\nFYI, the update shouldn't change anything.
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Very easy. Do you by any chance have a Usb on your old and new computer. If you do get a cord that has a usb plug on both side's. Then send data over.\n\nif not:::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nEmail stuff over to other computer.\n\nif not:::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nget a blank cd or dvd and burn stuff to it then copy it over to other computer.\n\nif not:::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nMake sure your dvds and cd are RW (rewritable)\n\ni think my computer has a virus\n\nit keeps say if not::!!!!! kinda stuff what should i do
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Just rip the CD's on your Mac with iTunes (use "Get CD track names" from the Advanced menu before importing and use 192 kbps MP3 in Preferences/Import). When you come back, just copy the MP3's from your Mac to your PC.
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If you have XP it will do it without additional software. For music use Window media player, For files you can right click on it then send to (then letter of drive)\nOtherwise you will need Nero software (which is good to have even with XP)
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1) Scan the copies\n2) Save as jpg or pdf onto your CD or DVD