[thelist] audio hardware question

[Bill Haenel]

Get a 1/8" stereo miniplug cable at something like a Radio Shack to plug
into the output of the recording device (hand-held tape or minidisc recorder
would be fine). Plug the other end into the line input of the soundcard on
your PC. Open Sound Forge and click the red record button (and the play
button on the tape/minidisc device) to get the audio to Sound Forge via
real-time analog. Results should be fine. You will not need a mixer unless
you are using multiple sound sources

BH

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> Anybody know of a good solution to capture audio for the web?  I want
> something simple that I can hook up and tape a lecture  in a
> classroom...Then
> I'll download it into my PC and compress it with SoundForge.
> My co-worker
> is talking about mixers and microphones and tigers...oh my!!
>
> Anyone have a real simple set up that works relatively good?
>
> $$$ is not an object....well ....within reason.
>
> thanks,
> Liz
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