in the MaJoStudio, we occasionally need to capture songs from cassette tape.
recipe:
- singing machine karaoke machine (anything that plays tapes and has RCA plugs out the back)
- rca to (what's the form factor of the line-in connector on PC sound cards called?) cable from tvator exec
- soundcard in DirkMachine (snd-es1371 alsa driver module)
- use a mixer to input from line
- DebianPackage:ecasound to record to an .ogg file
I used DebianPackage:rezound (with DebianPackage:jackd) to manually split the tracks... but ooh... DebianPackage:gramophile splits automatically. It seems to really work!
using creative commons licenses in .ogg ToDo: commit labelTracks.py into http space
Before I started using jackd and needed to record more than one song at a time, I had good luck with...
ffmpeg -vn song12feb.mp3
-vn disable video
also:
-title string set the title -author string set the author -copyright string set the copyright -comment string set the comment
(another option that I didn't get
working tonight: ffmpegrec from DebianPackage:nvrec 20020812-9
Maintainer: Marc Leeman
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