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Good idea, thanks! I did something similar yesterday :-) I moved the old 'noisy' card to another computer; so it works now great for me...

The music is rcorded on the disk at a good sound level. I can transfer it to the computer with the old sound card with good levels/qulatity (just the small noise sometimes caused by the card...). I will try one of them. Thanks.

Hi, I have a Sony net md mz-nf810. I am using it to record life music. I would like to transfer the music to computer (D/A->A/D conversion). I have a very old CREATIV soundcard (at least the chip is Creative 5507?). It was working fine except that the card itself produce some noise. Other characteristics of this card: I can plug-in speakers w/o power plug (I am sorry I am not an electronics expert); it has 4 minijack out/in-let. Because of the noise produced by this card, I would like to replace it to a new soundcard. But I do not know which one should I choose. Several months ago I read somewhere at www.minidisc.org that I need some special sound card for this. ??? I tried the built-in soundcard (on the motherboard), but I also tried a Soundblaster several months ago (I do not remember which one). But the problem is always: the output produced by the minidisc is very low for the input of the sound-card. I tired both the 'in' and 'mic' inputs; if I set the recording 'volume' to high, I can hear some music, but generaly everything is very silent... I would appriciate some advice for a good (and cheap) soundcard. Thanks in advance, Tamas