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Filling In The GapsTips for recording from vinyl and cassette. United States Library of Congress: Cylinder, Disc and Tape Care in a Nutshell National Library of Canada: The Care and Handling of Recorded Sound Materials Professional cleaning machines for deep cleaning from Nitty Gritty. Soundcard comparisons from PC AV Tech. Tips and instruction by Clive. University of Washington's Audio Restoration and Preservation Copyright NotesCopyright law exists to protect the work of creators so that they may benefit from their labor. Fair use allows the owner of a copyrighted work to make a copy for himself as a safeguarding backup. Common sense dictates the ownership of said copy remains with the owner of the original recording. See section 108 of the U.S. Copyright Act. As a warning, also read chapter 11. In the spirit of this law, I won't make CDRs of commercially available recordings currently available; I will not make more than one copy of the CDR; I will delete the files from my hard drive. GlossaryBurn - to create a CDR.Britney - wears red vinyl in OopsCDR - recordable CD. you can use regular data CDRs on your regular CDR burner to create music CDs.MP3 - (Mpeg Layer 3) audio material in a standardized, compressed format. Depending upon the amount of compression, the quality of the audio may appear identical to the uncompressed original.MPEG - Motion Picture Experts Group{morelinks2} |