Originally Posted by link

That was fun!

Turns out I have a 5 LP recording of Handel’s music in my collection. A few years ago I was at the local computer recycler and they had this awesome sale on slightly used (or not at all) classical music collections. $1 per collection. The collections were a bunch of Time/Warner jacketed recordings of musical artists, with each jacket having 5-7 albums (LP) each. I bought about 30 of these and then a new SOTA brand turn table with USB and analog outputs to play them. Haven’t touched either in some time but I’ll record the Handel recordings to the server as 16 bit recordings and thereby add them to the digitized collection.

Previously recorded some other works from this collection as 32-bit recordings, and while the process succeeded, I found that none of the popular players would play them. D’oh! When did high fidelity digital become an oxymoron??

Thanks for the other comments.

Originally Posted by Jooseppi Luna