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Maybe cheap is in the eye of the beholder but MiniDisc might fit the bill - they often have a line in + mic in, I think I had one with toslink even. I have a fe
by jazzyjackson 4y ago
Maybe cheap is in the eye of the beholder but MiniDisc might fit the bill - they often have a line in + mic in, I think I had one with toslink even. I have a few albums captured from web-radio that I'll never find online again, plus some recordings of open mic nights at the cafe I hung around as a teenager.
To be fair tho these probably fall into the "as is without warranty" category, interesting to think of this market segment being uncatered too tho... maybe an Arduino MP3 / SD card shield could be hacked together...
- jareklupinski 4y ago> I have a few albums captured from web-radio that I'll never find online again thanks for the inspiration for my next weekend project :) I'll probably try a Teensy or something that can also emulate a USB sound card to the connected host, so you can "play" anything from a pc/smartphone into the device as if it were a normal speaker and have it recorded onto the SD card. And a passthrough so you can hear what's being recorded... multi-device sound output has always been a nightmare for me on any OS (funny how it's so simple to mirror a screen, but not an audio device?)
- mackrevinack 4y agominiDisc is a great option. there's the long play modes that fit more songs if you are ok with having lower audio quality. you can rewind or skip tracks you can fit a few of them in your pocket at once and they are better protected from the elements if the player supports netMD then you can get the songs off it again using something like web miniDisc, which is great when sharing a mix with someone since they have the physical disc but also the option to add it to their digital collection https://webminidisc.com https://webminidisc.com