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Posted 24 March 2007 - 03:14 PM
I don't know any other way to put this except to say that sometimes when I record audio from an LP and play it back, it's "jerky". Almost like listening to someone stutter really, really fast. I have 2Gb of ram running on a 2.8Ghz dual core system running XP Pro. Thinking it might be a system resource thing, I rebooted and shut down all applications in the system try and got one good recording. I tried to record another LP and when I played it back ... there it was, back again.
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Robert
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Jerky Audio recording of LP
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Posted 24 March 2007 - 03:38 PM
QUOTE (robert_k_brown @ Mar 24 2007, 06:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I don't know any other way to put this except to say that sometimes when I record audio from an LP and play it back, it's "jerky". Almost like listening to someone stutter really, really fast. I have 2Gb of ram running on a 2.8Ghz dual core system running XP Pro. Thinking it might be a system resource thing, I rebooted and shut down all applications in the system try and got one good recording. I tried to record another LP and when I played it back ... there it was, back again.
Help?
Thanks.
Robert
Help?
Thanks.
Robert
Audio card or on board chip? Update the drivers and then play around with the audio acceleration using Windows Start Run dxdiag.
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Posted 25 March 2007 - 10:39 AM
How are you recording ('what you hear', line in, anlaog mix...)?
Does your sound card have any sound effects capabilities? If so are any enabled? they could cause a kind of echo in the recording.
Does your sound card have any sound effects capabilities? If so are any enabled? they could cause a kind of echo in the recording.
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