Do you have MusicMatch Jukebox?

[GeekGirl]

If you have this program

MusicMatch Jukebox Plus

Please let me know if the recording with line-in actually works and is a viable option in the most recent Yahoo version.

I have some cassettes with rare live recordings on them and I'd like to put them on to MP3s but the days of a cassette player in my PC are (thankfully) long over. MusicMatch is the only software I can find so far that has a line-in option, however the 'free' version does not, I'd like to confirm the $20 version actually works in this capacity before I order it.

That being said, if you know of any alternate programs, I'd certainly like to hear about them!

Thanks in advance
~Geek Girl

 

[Rob Williams]

One of our audiophiles must know the answer to this...

 

[GeekGirl]

*crickets*

 

[Rob Williams]

In a worst-case scenario, you might want to try the demo of Total Recorder as well and see if it will do the same thing:

http://totalrecorder.com/productfr_tr.htm

It's $2 cheaper and is designed solely for recording, so it might be superior.

 

[Rory Buszka]

I haven't touched MusicMatch Jukebox in about four years. For those who were wondering.

 

[GeekGirl]

Thanks for that link Rob, I'll give it a try and I like the idea that the trial version is FULLY FUNCTIONAL. MusicMatch removes most of the features I want to test which kinda makes the trial useless to me.

 

[Rob Williams]

No worries, I hope it works well for you. I used to use it to capture streaming audio, and it worked exceptionally.