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November 18th, 2003 16:00
Line-In for Sound Blaster Live Value (WDM)
Greetings,
I want to record old LPs onto my hard drive for recording onto CD-R. I have the necessary connectors but am having difficulty determining the "line-in" jack on my sound card. I have an OEM Creative Sound Blaster Live!Value (WDM) sound card. The users guide at the Creative site shows a diagram that doesn't correspond to what I'm seeing on the back of my card.
I'm seeing these colored holes from left-to-right:
black, olive (speakers), pink (microphone), blue, and yellow. The users guide at the Creative site shows only 4 holes, I have 5. I understand I can use the microphone input, but I'd rather not have to constantly interchange the plugs. Can someone please help?
Dimension 8100
Windows XP Service Pack 1
1500 mhz Pentium 4
40 gig HD
256 megabytes RAM
Samsung SD616 DVD-ROM
LG CED 8080B CD-RW
17" Dell M781s monitor
Nvidia GeForce2 MX/MX 400
Creative SB Live! Value (WDM)


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November 18th, 2003 18:00
Connecting the turntable directly to your computer may not be ideal (due to impedance differences), as turntables usually require that their signal be passed through the Phono stage of a receiver first.
If the turntable is connected to a receiver, you may connect the Tape Out of the receiver to the Line In on the sound card, set the receiver to the Phono input, and record from the turntable in that manner. This should ensure proper line level signals reaching the sound card from the turntable.
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