2 questions

I wish to transcribe my vinyl albums (which I paid for) to cd using an ION TTSB turntable. The software program, Audacity, fails to recognize this input device. Included with the turntable was an installation cd for Mac os10 and Windows XP/2000 only.
Does Windows 7 have the correct drivers for this turntable? I am using the preamp output from the turntable with a usb connection. This connection is to the front usb port on my computer.
I have received comments on other websites that Windows 7 may not have these drivers. Any comments would be appreciated.

NO RESPONSE.

I guess nobody here knows.

First things first. I don't think anyone here would think you illegally downloaded vinyl records from the internet, unless you were clarifying that you didn't steal then from a record store 20 years ago.

You could maybe try this Spin It Again - Transfer vinyl LP to CD or convert tape cassette to CD and MP3! It says it has "Support for monitoring on USB sound devices". It has a trial version so you could see if this does what you want.

I may have "borrowed" them from a friend of a friend of a friend.

Is that not "piracy", sir??????

Without paying for them myself, I should have mentioned.

Originally Posted by piksy

Without paying for them myself, I should have mentioned.

"I wish to transcribe my vinyl albums (which I paid for)"
Then you're a liar too?

Originally Posted by sirloyne

"I wish to transcribe my vinyl albums (which I paid for)"
Then you're a liar too?

DEAR MR LOINS
IF YOU HAVE NO INFORMATION TO PROVIDE RELATING TO WINDOWS 7 DRIVERS FOR MY ION USB TURNTABLE, PLEASE KEEP YOUR "MOUTH" SHUT AND MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

PERSONAL ATTACKS ARE AGAINST FORUM RULES BUT I HAVE NOT YET FOUND A COMPLAINT PROCEDURE.

YOU OBVIOUSLY CANNOT UNDERSTAND MY POSTS.

SO, GO AWAY AND STAY THERE.

Originally Posted by piksy

DEAR MR LOINS
IF YOU HAVE NO INFORMATION TO PROVIDE RELATING TO WINDOWS 7 DRIVERS FOR MY ION USB TURNTABLE, PLEASE KEEP YOUR "MOUTH" SHUT AND MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

PERSONAL ATTACKS ARE AGAINST FORUM RULES BUT I HAVE NOT YET FOUND A COMPLAINT PROCEDURE.

YOU OBVIOUSLY CANNOT UNDERSTAND MY POSTS.

SO, GO AWAY AND STAY THERE.

Getting just a little bit snippy, wouldn't you say there chief. First you say you paid for the records, then you say you "borrowed" them from a friend of a friend of a friend (which sounds like stole), then you say you didn't pay for them. All I said was that you didn't need to tell us you bought the vinyl records (even though you later said you didn't), because you can't download a vinyl record in vinyl form from the internet.

I did understand you post. You bought some crappy USB turntable so you can record the albums you didn't pay for (even though you lied and said you did) on to your computer so you can burn them to cd. I get that, trust me. I posted a link to some software that might have helped you with windows 7 not seeing your crappy usb turntable. Why don't you do it proper and get a real turntable and connect it to your amp and run the audio out into your sound cards line in? There. That's twice now I've tried to help, you !@#$% baby. That by the way WAS a personal attack.

By the way... I went to Ions site and they have the software you need there, which makes me think you probably stole the turntable also and that you're not smart enough to just look at the manufactures site.

I will make this as simple as possible serloan:

1. What would be YOUR idea of a "high quality usb turntable", since you are obviously an expert on this subject? I paid for my IONUSBTT, but maybe you can suggest a way to steal a "superior" model.
2. Download vinyl music from the Internet? What an asinine comment. Do you understand the term "ANALOG" ?????.

3. I stated clearly (for others, anyway) that I paid for my albums rather than borrowing them from a friend, etc, who had paid for them. Your asinine remark about downloading vinyl music from the Internet created my attempted clarification. Apparently you failed to get it.

4. I do not copy vinyl albums borrowed from others, only vinyl albums I have paid for myself. Walking out of a vinyl album record store with a vinyl album under my shirt would be rather difficult. I say again "ANALOG" not Digital. Perhaps you have had experience with theft of CDs (by someone else, of course), since it would be so much easier.

5. I hope you are a "volunteer", because nobody should be paid for what you are doing. You would have to pay them.

6. You continue to not understand my posts.
Since personal insults are apparently allowed on this website, I shall once again respond in kind, since you have trouble understanding plain English:

F***O**, YOU AS*H***

Mr. Administrator, if you censor this post, please indicate why sourloins insults are acceptable while mine are not. Also, please indicate how I can report abuse, as is the case on most websites.
Also, please order sir loin to leave me alone, since he/she/it has nothing constructive to say.

Best way, I guess, would be to run XP in a virtual machine and do it through there. Might take some work to get it to work right, but it should be pretty easy to do if you know your way around computers.