Tags: audio, records

Teac GF-350

This is obviously not a device for discerning audiophiles, but if you've got a collection of vinyl that you want on CD, and enjoy making recorded compilations, the GF-350 is a good choice.

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Roxio The Boom Box

This audio suite offers a nice array of programs for music lovers who want to do a bit more than just listen.

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Philips SA230

Philips' SA230 "rush" portable digital audio player may not give customers the rush they expect.

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Adobe Audition 1.5

Intermediate and professional users will benefit the most from this powerful app's full suite of features.

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Apple iPod (20GB, colour)

The newest 20GB iPod is much improved and still costs AU$449.

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Hacking Napster with Winamp

Bright sparks have figured out how to record songs from Napster's portable subscription service by saving them as unprotected WAV files. So what's to be done about online music security now?

High-tech photos give new meaning to 'talking pictures'

If a picture is worth a thousand words, how valuable would it be if someone added a sound track?

Free media ride is over

Digital technology means media companies and consumers need to throw out the old ways we consumed our media.

I want a dual-DRM iPod

James Kim implores Apple and others to embrace an MP3 player that plays multiple protected formats.

Podcasting: is it really the next big thing?

I don't think so and here's why not.

How to record streaming audio

Many online music sites prefer to stream songs rather than serving them up as downloadable files. Here's a free way to record the audio as MP3s.

DIY: How to record streamed audio

This tutorial shows you how to record streamed audio as a stereo WAV file, which can easily be turned into an MP3 for storage or trading.

How to record your own ring tones

Customise your mobile phone by creating your own ring tones -- we should you how.

How to make your music sound better

From noise-cancelling headphones to software tweaks, we show you how to get the most out of your music -- and highlight some must-have products for tune lovers.

How to rip audio from concert DVDs

There are many ways to rip audio from a live concert DVD so you can listen to the songs on your iPod, but here are two that are free and both Mac and PC compatible.

Vinyl rules: shopping for turntables in the digital age

Remember the old record player that you put out to pasture 15 or 20 years ago? Turns out that that "dead" technology offers the potential for sound quality that's far superior to what you're hearing from your CD collection or your MP3 player.

Take note! MP3 players with voice recorders

No one wants to get writer's cramp or carpal tunnel, but it can be hard to avoid if you're taking notes in classes or meetings all day. CNET.com.au rounds up these lecture-worthy MP3 players.

Dream Tech: DreaMP3 player

Surrounded by neat new technology, CNETers every once in while sit back and daydream about the perfect gadget. Here's the MP3 player that we dreamed up.

The best-sounding MP3 players

Ultimately, MP3 players are about the music -- so which one sounds the best?

Media player mini guide

We've compared seven free media jukeboxes - which one best suits your music and video needs?

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Pistonsoft MP3 Audio Recorder Free 1.7.0.16

Record audio from various sources.

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Pistonsoft MP3 Audio Recorder Free 1.7.0.16

Record audio from various sources.

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FTV Audio Recorder 2

Play and record multimedia files.

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FTV Audio Recorder 2

Play and record multimedia files.

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Audio Recorder Plus 4

Capture any sounds on your PC into MP3 or WMA files.

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