“Does Audio Technica turn-table connect to Win7 computer? Will the Audio Technica AT-LP120-USB Record Turntable connect to Win7 allowing use of Media Player on computer? I want to play 78/33/45 rpm records and then listen to them on my computer's speakers. Also, would like to digitize the records, converting to WAV format.”
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Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, the AT-LP120 will connect to a Windows 7 system and you can listen to vinyl albums through your computer speakers. Using Audacity 1.3.14 software you can convert your albums to CD's or mp3 files.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. This will work with Win 7. The software provided is actually free ware (you can download it yourself online for free). it works fairly well. You can convert your 78,33 & 45 to WAV files with the included software.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This table Only plays 33rpm and 45 rpm Records. Please NOTE DO NOT,REPEAT...DO NOT attempt to play 78 rpm records with a cartridge that has a Diamond stylus, You Will Melt the grooves on the record.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. it has a usb out on turntable. The most common software used is actually a free piece of software called audacity. There are tons of videos on YouTube showing how to setup and record.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.oh god your question is from almost 2 years ago. but anyway, no you cannot. you need to download other software. you can use audacity, which is a free program for mac or windows and it records the records rlly good and u can put any format you want, mp3s wav acc anything yo. yeah.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Well not totally sure if you can use with windows media player or not. There is a disk that comes with the turntable with 'Audacity' sound editing software that you can use on a Win 7 PC with your turntable. Then the songs are recorded to your PC via USB audio CODEC. I don't see why once you have the songs on your pc that you can't then convert them to .wav files via windows media player. Not sure what format they are recorded to from the turntable to the PC. The software is what allows you to record songs from record to your pc via usb connection from turntable to PC. Again not sure what format it records to pc in. But if not wav, you should be able to convert it once on your PC if it isn't already .wav. Hope this helps.
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