How do I seperate tracks ? OK, I have been able to burn my LP to a cd but how do you seperate the tracks. When I play a record do I need to lift/pause after each track and "tag" or what? So far I play an album and it records as one track. The directions are junk..thanks gary How do I seperate tracks ? OK, I have been able to burn my LP to a cd but how do you seperate the tracks. When I play a record do I need to lift/pause after each track and "tag" or what?... » Read More How do I seperate tracks ? OK, I have been able to burn my LP to a cd but how do you seperate the tracks. When I play a record do I need to lift/pause after each track and "tag" or what? So far I play an album and it records as one track. The directions are junk..thanks gary « Show Less
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If you use Pyro Audio software, you use 'insert marker" in the edit section and put a marker at each song end (name each marker the song title).Then when you hit "save as" make sure to check the box in the lower right corner that says "use markers as track indicators".
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Which program are you using?I use Audacity, and here's how I separate the tracks:1) Bring the cursor to the point where I want the next track to start.2) Hold shift and press the end key. This will highlight everything after where I want the track to start.3) Select Edit from the top menu, then select Split.
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So if I wanted to record a program that's longer than 2 hours (DVD length) I could record directly to the DVD at, say, Long Play mode? Or I could record to HDD at LP mode so I could burn a DVD later? It does make sense to burn at the recorded speed; thanks for the hint! Thanks for the help!
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It will play then sequentially. I have so many tracks that I still haven't reached the last one. But, if I remember correctly you have the option to loop, shuffle, or stop at the end.
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Thought of that too but not in the instructions. You can copy from mp3 to CD. So, I would try to copy from record to mp3 first and then take mp3 to copy to CD. It is still good. Get speakers and plug into back for bigger better sound. I love it with that!
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I think so - I have listened to tracks or cd's on repeat - apparently you can only do it using the remote - there is a button in the lower right that says repeat/shuffle. Hit it once and little circular arrows pop up indicating that it will repeat that track - hit it again and it will say "repeat all" meaning that it continuously repeats the entire cd. Good luck!
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First, you must decide which is more important...Saving and playing warped records or the life of your entire collection!! Maybe you should invest in a second cart and headshell so you can choose when to play warped records. Or, you could use the time tested method of a penny or a dime taped to the headshell. After a few plays you will notice what appears to be a whitish color in the grooves...and a shhhhhh sound, That is your music being dug and scraped out by the heavy tracking force of the stylus. I think keeping your records separated into flat and warped and using two headshell/stylus combinations is the way to go.&lt;Get a cheaper cartridge-stylus combination. A set up for 45's would be a good bet...The larger stylus may fit the record grooves better. &gt; Also, try washing your records and gently scrubbing the grooves with a med soft toothbrush. Go with the groove and not against it. Try this: Take a warped record that seems to be a loss ...Fill a sink with hot tap water, just hot enough to feel the heat, ( Not too hot or you will make it worse, the record will curl! A friend of mine had pretty good success with a hair dryer.) place the record in the water for about five minutes...Remove from the water, quickly dry and place on a flat surface with a weighted flat surface on top. (Two pieces of flat glass or plastic are perfect.) and allow record to cool thoroughly. Repeat as is necessary...after awhile the record will come back closer to flat, at least flat enough so that it can be rescued by copying to a CD. Also, Go on line and find a commercial record cleaning fluid to lube the grooves after washing them with dish soap; that may help with the skipping problem. As far as the arm is concerned, just adjust the counter weight until the arm "Floats" balanced then add one more click to let the stylus settle to the record surface.
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Hi Dawn..I'm not sure I understand... If you run left channel to left "03" input and right channel too right input of "03" you can record to "03" but seems there should be a cheaper device for recording 2 tracks out there? paul
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The product info said "It automatically organizes your MP3 files into different artists, styles, genre and album" ... I didn't remember it would do that cause it took me nearly a year to decide to learn how to convert my iTunes music to play on this player. I never found a note in the manual about this and I think that the playlists are not something you can do, but rather it's an id tag on your music. Read that product info again on the page. It makes this album thing sound like a plus when now I can't get my player to just play all the music one after another. I don't think it will be an easy thing to make your own playlist with it. I've only just now thought to look for a web site for them: http://pyruselectronicswebsite.blogspot.com/ Time for me to do more research...
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Does anyone know if it is possible to simply play an LP on this turntable through the Mac? I see someone has responded with instructions to make it play through a PC with Windows but I am wondering about the Mac...I have good speakers attached to my Macbook and would like to play it through that.
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While this question and answer are quite old, i feel it necessary to make one thing clear for those new to cleaning records. When cleaning a normal CD you wipe from the center out. This is NOT HOW TO CLEAN A RECORD.A Vinyl Record you clean with the grooves.
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I just checked. There is a repeat button, but it looks like it may only repeat that particular track. However, there are buttons for back, next, cd mix, cd repeat,cd program. There is a little window that shows what track you are on. I'm not very clever when it comes to programming, etc. Hope this helps a little bit.
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es open your door, put In the CD and once you have your Intunes account set up It open Itunes and ask you "DO YOU WANT TO DOWNLOAD THE DISK" Well If you want the entire CD In your Itunes say yes. IF NOT and want a single or 2 off the cd?Say no , then slide just the tracks you want Into where It says "Music" on the top left on the Itunes page. And you only use space for the tracks you really want In there. Itunes Is VERY user friendly.
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My experience has been that if you try to put a CD on iTunes w/out being on the Internet, iTunes cannot access Gracenote, which will label the tracks for you on iTunes. Otherwise they just come across as "Track 1, Track 2, Track 3", etc. Supposedly you can go back and label them but I haven't figured out how to do that. Also, I found out the hard way that accessing Gracenote isn't a guarantee that it actually can label the tracks; with some older CDs I've got the "Track 1, Track 2", thing anyway. Laurie
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Thank you for your question the problem with DVD is that its not comprised as tracks is a whole file. You can only do edit track for CD songs not DVD.
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If you have iTunes it's a piece of cake. Simply move the songs into a playlist and then burn. Windows Media Player is almost exactly the same. And yes, the cd's are preformatted.
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Yes as to both. You can program the tracks for an individual CD or use the remote to skip. There is also a "random" feature which plays the tracks in, well, random order.
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yes you can repeat the same track if you want. I have found it to be very nice and easy to do. I have owned this system for many years before I had to get a new one due to it not working anymore and I still love it to this day. It plays CDs very well and it is easy to change to a different CD.