Guest Anonymous Posted January 4, 2003 Report Share Posted January 4, 2003 Hello, I have a problem. I made a recording of Coldplay live at Plymouth ( a homecoming gig) and had a problem with my MD. It was a Sharp MT877 MD recorder. There is a problem with the laser. Or rather there was. It has now been fixed. It did not write a table of contents. I managed to recover the disk by copying the table of contents from one disc to another. I have used this procedure before and it worked successfully. However this time the disk is fragmented and does not play properly. It playes for a second or so and then jams for 10 seconds. The only method I can think of to recover the audio is to record it to pc as a wav file and then manually edit out the silence using Cool Edit Pro. This would take an eternity and there is no guarantee that my edits will be flush. So what I really want is a way of ripping the audio to a pc file so that I can then burn it to CD. Does anyone have a method or the equipment to help me do this? The recording is in Long Play (LP). Any advice someone can give me would be greatly appreciated. This is a very important recording as they had some of my friends guest on stage. Regards Peter Bullock pete.bullock@virgin.net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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