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Thread ID: 107770	2010-03-01 08:17:00	Camera Pregunta	homentashen (15656)	PC World Chat

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862731	2010-03-01 08:17:00	Hi there I upload video of vinyl records onto youtube, but have been using the internal mic as a sound source so as to avoid getting involved with video editing software, but the sound quality of the resulting videos is garbage. Anyone know a way to hook up any kind of cheap camera to a sound source (simple audio out to camera)?	homentashen (15656)
862732	2010-03-01 20:52:00	There is no substitute for recording directly off the turntable to the PC. The built in mic on the vast majority of any equipment is cheap and nasty - they are built to price not quality and are crap as you have discovered. Unless you are prepared to pay for a top quality mic - much too expensive for your purposes - then you are wasting your time. Record directly. It's the only way if you want acceptable quality.	Roscoe (6288)
862733	2010-03-01 21:06:00	Hi there I upload video of vinyl records onto youtube, but have been using the internal mic as a sound source so as to avoid getting involved with video editing software, but the sound quality of the resulting videos is garbage. Anyone know a way to hook up any kind of cheap camera to a sound source (simple audio out to camera)? You upload a video but do not use video editing software? You could try Audacity to take out the snap, crackle and pop which may help.	Sweep (90)
862734	2010-03-02 07:29:00	Hi there I upload video of vinyl records onto youtube, but have been using the internal mic as a sound source so as to avoid getting involved with video editing software, but the sound quality of the resulting videos is garbage. Anyone know a way to hook up any kind of cheap camera to a sound source (simple audio out to camera)? Vinyl records have video tracks? In over 40 years of collecting, how did I miss that?	Jayess64 (8703)
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