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It's an invisible click-able link to the right of the date/time on each post.
The user interface on this site has become flakey at best, and it doesn't always work it seems.
If you're going to try the transfer again why not do it flat at 24/96?
The vinyl LP is much better quality than the later CD version, so a lossless high res transfer would be in order.

I agree if you can make a new transfer, please be at 24/96, greetings.

I would also suggest to keep lossless all the process.

I'd also be inclined to go straight from the deck/amp output to sound card input and capture direct to audacity.
Set audacity sampling preferences @ 96000 Hz and 32 bit float.

This would enable you to remove EZ Vinyl Converter > M4A File > conversion to FLAC from the lineage.
Also avoid using a USB interface, use 2 x phono to 3.5 stereo jack cable.
www.kenable.co.uk/2665-large_default/soundlab-soundlab-35mm-jack-plug-to-2-x-phono-plugs-cable-lead-5m-002470.jpg

[QUOTE] [b]The Kurgan wrote:[/b]

It's an invisible click-able link to the right of the date/time on each post.
The user interface on this site has become flakey at best, and it doesn't always work it seems.
If you're going to try the transfer again why not do it flat at 24/96?
The vinyl LP is much better quality than the later CD version, so a lossless high res transfer would be in order.


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Alright, thank you all for the suggestions and thanks for bearing with me with this first attempt. At the moment due to the fact that because of work I am away from home I will not be able to re-do the rip soon. As I have more time, I will re-do the process with your suggestions. Grazie.

Hope it helps you achieve the best transfer possible, good luck.

Thanks for this upload. After my hard drive crash yesterday, this will be my first new edition!

-Chin

Thanks for you effort, and your sharing :D

Thanks for share!

Thank you.

Keep in mind that the vinyl version has a strange noisereduction effect before the cut.
As if you playing a non dolby tape with dolby B on.