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Re: Downloading mini disc recordings onto a cd. Posted by Barb (from: 209.166.66.92) on December 03, 2002 at 21:49:36: In Reply to: Re: Downloading mini disc recordings onto a cd. posted by Lister on November 30, 2002 at 09:52:48: : You can either link the minidisc player through the headphone socket to the line in on your soundcard, or (if the minidisc and sound card have them) you could use an optical/digital link. Then all you need is a piece of software to do the recording. : : Lister Hi Lister, Thanks for responding, and so quickly. We've been on a journey with this. Yes, we plugged in to the soundcard and the sound is coming out the speakers, but can't seem to get the software (Cakewalk Home Studio 2002) to recognize it to copy onto CD. We've been in the Control Panel of the Windows 2000, and into the "Sound and Multimedia" section. Everything seems to be on, but no activity on the screen when in the software program. A friend tried to help us through this, but her setup is all different (Windows 98 and a different software program), and we reached a dead end. Just wanted to say thanks for your help. It seems like there's some little thing we're missing here. We're totally green on this software program, so it's probably something very simple. Is this something you can help us with? If you don't want to delve any deeper into this with us, I totally understand. Thanks, Barb Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : You can either link the minidisc player through the headphone socket to the line in on your soundcard, or (if the minidisc and sound card have them) you could use an optical/digital link. Then all you need is a piece of software to do the recording. : : : : Lister : Hi Lister, : Thanks for responding, and so quickly. We've been on a journey with this. Yes, we plugged in to the soundcard and the sound is coming out the speakers, but can't seem to get the software (Cakewalk Home Studio 2002) to recognize it to copy onto CD. We've been in the Control Panel of the Windows 2000, and into the "Sound and Multimedia" section. Everything seems to be on, but no activity on the screen when in the software program. A friend tried to help us through this, but her setup is all different (Windows 98 and a different software program), and we reached a dead end. : Just wanted to say thanks for your help. It seems like there's some little thing we're missing here. We're totally green on this software program, so it's probably something very simple. Is this something you can help us with? If you don't want to delve any deeper into this with us, I totally understand. : Thanks, Barb Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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