I have some record albums that I would like on cd's.?
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I'd google it for your local area - there are plenty of places that transfer vinyl to cd, and the prices vary.\n\nGood luck.
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yes you can! buy 800Mb CDs. they take up to 90 minutes of music. you can buy them here\n\nhttp://search.ebay.com/800-mb-cds_W0QQfnuZ1QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ3QQxpufuZx\n\nfor more info go to google.com and type 800MB CDs and click search, you will get all you need to know about these CDs (how they work, where to buy them and how much do they cost)
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When looking at you Library there should be a choice in the middle that says exsplore. That will bring up a box with all your songs in it. Sent them to Your Windows media and burn.
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You need to go about getting liscenced by the major record labels (which can be quite expensive, as I am currently going thru this), or use a site like live365 (last source cited) which offers a bundle pack that does it automatically. \n\nIt really depends on your budget and level of internet expertise. You can do it pretty cheap, though.
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Good luck with that...you're best bet, is either through a "mom and pop" record store, or through the "want ads" in the paper. But if the cover and vinyl aren't in pristine condition, you're not gonna garner much for them.
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Burn them in .AIFF Format on to a CD
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rip the cd... and burn it to a new cd with nero or windows media
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Go to ebay and see what similar PCs are going for.  Consider the money you spent on your songs a lost, unless you can burn them to keep or sell locally.
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Burn them to a CD using the highest level of fidelity.  Then rip the songs from the CD to MP3 format. \n\nVoila.  No more file protection, minimal data loss.
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Ebay is always good for those kinds of things. You could also try thrift stores. The best places to go for things like that are used record stores, if you have any in your area.
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look at an electronics store, or target or something, if u have to, look om ebay, but half the time, the cd's are old and used
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burn them on a cd, then upload them to a different music program. There, they'd either show up as mp3, or you'd have an option to convert them.
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vinyl records, some speakers, and a recorder to record the good stuff that you do
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Just copy the mp3's to a CD it should play automatically
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You can try eBay or Amazon for second hand CD's: http://www.ebay.com or http://www.amazon.com\n\nOtherwise, try some of your local music stores. If the titles are old, they might have them on special.
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I have been able to convert cassettes to CD simply by using a jack in headphone output to 'mic in', or 'line in' computer input and recording into Roxio Media Creators' Sound Studio.\nYou will need disc space though!  I have recorded individual songs into .wav files, which then are recordable to CD's. The funny thing is that the only cassette device I could hook up is a walkman type- and the result is amazingly clear from the portable device- depending on cassette recording quality. you may need some cable converters(RCA type to stereo 1/8", or 1/4 inch headphone to 1/8")....
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use the cd burner, but cd as my experience is not very reliable unless you verify the files after burn, and keeping them real good.\nup load them to a photo web site, if you have hi-speed connection, backup on 1 hand, sharing on the other, try these free sites\nhttp://www.photobucket.com/\nhttp://www.streamload.com