Re: How do I align the wave form on Adobe screen when recording?

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From: MusicConductor
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 16:42

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I seriously doubt that this has the slightest thing to do with the hard drive. More likely what happened was that the sound card was damaged or fried while the surgery was being performed. What you're seeing is a massive DC offset, meaning that your sound input is perceiving a continuous current, whether actual or not.

You're better off to go purchase a USB sound interface and plug the MiniDisc into it -- you'll have better sound quality anyway.

Your best bet is to find a way to transfer your MiniDisc files as data into the computer, whether as files or over a SPDIF digital audio connection.

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