[soulboy]

Hi Guys, before I converted to mac I was busy converting my old vinyl to digital. I want to carry on and am looking for a converter for my macbook. I have found this one, but wondered if anyone had tried to do this ? Any advise would be great......

http://www.cwol.com/usb/ads-instant-music-for-mac.htm

Cheers Guys.

[Macola]

If your Mac has a line-in port, that's all you need (I'm assuming you already have an RCA to mini cable). Otherwise, try the Griffin iMic.

[Macola]

Originally Posted by Macola

If your Mac has a line-in port, that's all you need (I'm assuming you already have an RCA to mini cable). Otherwise, try the Griffin iMic.

Edit. I missed the part where you said you had a MacBook....you don't need any adaptor.

[soulboy]

Thanks iMic looks cool and should do the job.........

[soulboy]

Aah ignore last message, what software in needed or is better just to buy iMic has it has all bundled sofware needed ? At £24.00 it is not major outlay?

[Macola]

Originally Posted by soulboy

Aah ignore last message, what software in needed or is better just to buy iMic has it has all bundled sofware needed ? At �24.00 it is not major outlay?

Depends on how comfortable you are with audio editing. Audacity is free, but you may prefer CD SpinDoctor as it has some nice features like automatically recognizing tracks and better export formats.

[soulboy]

Thanks Audacity looks similar to the recorder I had before. C.D SpinDoctor looks cool, but will try the other b4 a $40.00 outlay. Thanks for you help and advise today.......