DJ EL
I'm having trouble using VDJ's Rip Vinyl module. I've used it before successfully. Lately, it will not let me save the file after a recording. I choose the 320 bit rate and click on the rec button, but when I try to save the file, I get a message telling me that it's impossible to save the file and then it closes. I lose the recording and have to start over. That's not fun when the recording is in real time. Any suggestions?
Posté Fri 18 May 07 @ 2:11 am
andytaylor125
Hi DeeJay EL,
Fraid this isn't really a way to get it working, but "audacity" is very good for recording stuff on if you can't get rip-vinyl to work. you can get it from www.download.com (just do a search)
Hopefully somebody will help you with rip-vinyl, but if you just want to get stuff recorded quickly, it's pretty good and you can crop the files, adjust the volume, add compression/effects as well.
Fraid this isn't really a way to get it working, but "audacity" is very good for recording stuff on if you can't get rip-vinyl to work. you can get it from www.download.com (just do a search)
Hopefully somebody will help you with rip-vinyl, but if you just want to get stuff recorded quickly, it's pretty good and you can crop the files, adjust the volume, add compression/effects as well.
Posté Sat 19 May 07 @ 1:28 am
DJ EL
Thanks. I'll try that for now. In the mean time, I'd like to get rip vinyl to work again.
Posté Mon 21 May 07 @ 11:33 pm
DJ EL
Tried Audacity. Works like a charm. Thanks. Updated VDJ to 4.3. Rip Vinyl still down for the count.
Posté Tue 22 May 07 @ 1:55 am
oskhool
how do you get "audacity" to detect your vinyl input??
Posté Tue 22 May 07 @ 5:33 pm
DJ EL
I was using line output from a cassette deck.
Posté Tue 22 May 07 @ 10:34 pm
andytaylor125
Hi, to choose your sound card in audacity, just go to -Edit-Preferences. The first tab you see is Audio I/O, just choose your card from the "Recording" drop down list and choose stereo from the channels box.
Also, before you record for real, it's probably worth doing a quick test record to check the levels. The little bar graphs are useful for this; just adjust the volume slider to make the graphs peak just below 0dB but so that it never crosses into the little red boxes.
Also, before you record for real, it's probably worth doing a quick test record to check the levels. The little bar graphs are useful for this; just adjust the volume slider to make the graphs peak just below 0dB but so that it never crosses into the little red boxes.
Posté Thu 24 May 07 @ 12:19 pm
DJ EL
I connected the turntable's outout to inouts 1 and 2 on the maya, but I get an "error opening sound device" message in audacity. I selected "audio device on usb" for my input in audacity, but no luck. I still get the error message. Also, I am still awaiting word on rep vinyl and why it won't let me save a recording.
Posté Mon 28 May 07 @ 6:39 pm