Re: [LAU] A while back someone was looking for an audio player that works fine with Linux?

Other recomended options are the older iRiver Players (i can't remember
wether you need Rockbox installed to make uncompressed recordings) and the
Trekstor Vibez which can do 16bit/48kHz uncompressed recordings...

All three players should give very decent results when hooked up to an
external preamp and Mic.

On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 07:37:10 pm david wrote:
> Awhile back, someone on the list was asking about an MP3 player type o

> thing that could also be used as a portable music recording device.
>
> An audiophile friend of mine has an iAudio LX5 or XL5 (something like
> that, I forget the last part of the model). It has a very very clean
> stereo line-in connection, and can record audio as FLAC or WAV. He's
> been using it to digitize his collection of vinyl albums. Tonight we
> listened to the digitized version of a performance of Handel's concerti
> grossi (the vinyl is over 40 years old). The digitized sound quality was
> marvelous.
>
> It works beautifully with Linux - just plug in the USB cable and his
> Linux systems see the 30GB hard drive with no problems.

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