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Last Updated 20 Mar 2008
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You need to use a WAV file recorder program to record a vinyl LP if you want
to convert it to a CD or group of MP3 files. The program stores the recording as
a digital WAV format file on your hard disk.
Most general purpose WAV editors can be used for recording but they tend to be packed
with functions, many of which the average user would never use. This makes them
more complicated and time-consuming to configure and use than they need to be.
In contrast, LP Recorder has been designed with one purpose in mind - to record
vinyl LPs. Connect the tape or line output from your stereo to the line input of
your soundcard, enter a filename, select the recording input and press the record
button.
Additionally, LP Recorder can be used to record from virtually any sound source
that you can connect to your line-input. It has successfully been used to record
tapes, cassettes, MiniDiscs, radio programs etc. etc.
Features
Special features of LP Recorder suited to recording vinyl, tapes etc. are:
NOTE: Some computers, particularly Laptop and Notebook models, have integrated
audio chips with limited recording capabilities. Some of these are even restricted
to mono microphone input. Use the trial version of LP Recorder to make sure that
your computer has adequate facilities to produce satisfactory recordings.
If you are recording LPs or cassettes, you will find
LP Ripper useful. It automatically splits a large WAV file recorded from one
side of an LP into separate tracks. LP Ripper is also developed by CFB Software.
LP Recorder is distributed as a self-installing file lrsetup.exe
Install LP Recorder as follows:
All of the documentation is contained in the online Help file. When running LP Recorder,
press the F1 key for context-sensitive help or select Help from the menu.
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5.1 Free Trial Version
The trial version of LP Recorder is available free of charge so you can check how
useful it will be to you. It has all of the features of the registered full version
except that each recording is limited to 4 minutes.
You are free to distribute the trial version. It may be given away to anyone, included
on CD-ROM libraries, uploaded to WWW pages, ftp sites and bulletin boards, etc.
as long as it is distributed in its complete original form.
5.2 Ordering LP Recorder
You can order the full version of LP Recorder in various currencies using:
Credit card
Wire transfer
Cheque
Cash
Go to the
LP Recorder Order page at the
CFB Software Website for the current details.
Most on-line credit card orders can be processed in real-time and the full version
downloaded to be used straight away.
Note: DO NOT distribute the registered full version of LP Recorder without
the expressed written consent of the author.
5.3 Refund Policy
CFB Software's products are provided as trial versions that can be downloaded via
our website. Use these 'try-before-you-buy' versions to ensure that they are compatible
with your computer systems and satisfy all of your requirements before purchasing
a full version. All sales of full version licences are final. Once the access
details for the full version have been issued they cannot be cancelled. Thus we
are only able to provide refunds for accidental duplicate orders.
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The LP Recorder package installation program is a single file called lrsetup.exe
After running lrsetup the following files are created in the directory that you specified:
| LPRecorder.exe | Main program | |
| LPRecorder.chm | Help file | |
| QuickStart.chm | Quick start guide | |
| ReadMe.htm | This file | |
| WhatsNew.htm | Summary of new features | |
| UninstallLPRecorder.exe | Uninstall support file | |
| UninstallLPRecorder.log | Installation log |
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You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this software.
Your use of this software indicates your acceptance of this licence agreement and
disclaimer.
Trial Version
There are no restrictions to the number of computers that the trial version of LP
Recorder may be installed on, or the number of people that can use it at any one
time.
Registered Full Version
A registered full version of LP Recorder may be installed on one or more computers
but may only be used by the single person in whose name it is registered.
Music Copyright
LP Recorder must not be used in any way which would contravene any music copyright
laws applicable to the user.
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LP Recorder is used entirely at the risk of the user. Although great care has been
taken to eliminate defects during the development of LP Recorder, it is not claimed
to be fault-free. No claims are made regarding its correctness, reliability or fitness
for any particular purpose. The Author shall not be liable for errors contained
herein or for incidental or consequential damages, loss of data or personal injury
in connection with furnishing, performance, or use of this material.
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