[bobfuller1981@gmail.com]

I have an old album recording from my parent's wedding in the 1950's that I would like to convert to either an MP3 file or CD. As I no longer own a turntable, does anyone provide this service for a reasonable cost?

[villagetinker]

Possibly the easiest way to do this will be to borrow a recorder player, and set your phone to record audio. I may have a suitable record player, you did not mention the speed, however, I will have to figure out how to connect to the surround sound and then to the computer, etc.

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by bobfuller1981@gmail.com

I have an old album recording from my parent's wedding in the 1950's that I would like to convert to either an MP3 file or CD. As I no longer own a turntable, does anyone provide this service for a reasonable cost?

There are two local places that can help you.

Video Doc Productions

352-728-0702

The Villages Tape To DVD

352-566-4797

[djlnc]

Originally Posted by bobfuller1981@gmail.com

I have an old album recording from my parent's wedding in the 1950's that I would like to convert to either an MP3 file or CD. As I no longer own a turntable, does anyone provide this service for a reasonable cost?

If it's a 33 1/3 I can do it for you no charge. You'd need to leave it with me for a few days so I can fit in into my schedule.