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"Eyeballing" would seem to have a few problems. One would need to do some actual recording to WAV files, then be able to translate from the graphs' high points to the audio level adjustment. And it just adds to the already time-consuming manual process. If the auto-levelling were done right...

The "auto level" feature of LP Recorder is supposed to automatically adjust the recording level of the input "on the fly" to prevent clipping. So you play (the loud parts of) a source once to set the level, then record the source at this optimized level. Thanks again for your comments.

Thanks for the replies. I should have specified that I do have a good turntable and amp, and have connected the tape-out to the PC. The INport USB unit I mentioned is only about $65, so if there were real recording quality benefits over the nForce2 MCP-T, it could be worthwhile. And since it...

I would like to convert some of my records to CDs. My PC has nForce2 SoundStorm, and I was going to use Wave Repair for the recording. But I've recently heard about some USB devices for this purpose, such as the Xitel INport and the ADS "Instant Music" units. They are claimed to avoid the RF...