NEED ADVICE on what to do with my seal records

[underpants]

[GainesT1958]

1. Have em all "burned"...

On a two-CD set, that is...easier to carry 'em around with you that way!:D

B-)

[underpants]

2. So you would advise me to BURN my records?

How about my books?

How will the national media cover THAT?

[LuminousX]

3. Let a judge sort through the different songs

and copy only the good ones for our sake, keeping the bad ones under lock and key.

[geniph]

4. You know, looking at the subject line,

I could not figure out if you meant recordings by the singer of Kiss From a Rose, recordings of marine mammals barking, data collected about marine mammals, or perhaps an ungrammatical query on what to do about non-public information.

[underpants]

5. Right, that's what I was going for

:bounce:

[HawkerHurricane]

6. I thought he was talking about Navy Commandoes

SEAL team 5 is out playing today...

[MadHound]

7. I have a solution

I have a massive vinyl collection that I'm putting onto CDs, and it is fairly easy IF you have a Mac. Simply download the program Sound Studio(if you just bought a new Mac, the program came bundled in with your other software), go to your local Radio Shack and get about 20-30 feet of cord with RCA plugs on the end. Also get an RCA to mic(8mm) Y adapter to fit into your microphone port. Hook one end of your cable to the audio out port on your stereo or phonograph, hook the other end with the Y adapter into your mic port on your Mac. Carefully read the literature that came with Sound Studio, and you will soon be burning your vinyl onto CDs.

If you have a PC, I don't know what the process is, but perhaps you should go out and get a Mac instead. ;)

[Rabrrrrrr]

8. send 'em back to the manufacturer because they're defective

t'ain't got no music on 'em!