Tape to CD

[brad.mugleston at comcast.net]

On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, Tony Dietrich wrote:

> >
> Look at KRec.
> Check out the manual for KRes, it points you towards experimenting with the 
> aRtS bundle, which KRec acts as a front-end for.
> It allows recording from any line-input.
> Then either manually stop/start the tape, and create a new file for each 
> section, or record the whole tape as a single file, then use one of the 
> available editors to split that file up into various sections.
> Convert the files to the right format, then run k3b, which allows you to 
> assemble audio tracks and burn them onto CD, complete with track info.
> If you use mp3 format, you can even run one of the id3 tagging programs to add 
> tags to each track so your CD player can pick up titles and display them ie 
> 'Chapter 1'
> 
OK, you said a lot there but it all went over my head.  I'm 
taking it that as most of these programs start with a "K" they 
are not GNOME so they are probably not loaded on my machine.  Can 
you get more specific?

Thanks for the help.

 -- 
Brad Mugleston, KI0OT

There are 10 types of people in this world.  Those that 
understand binary and those that don't.