[zachslc]

I want to utilize the RCA digital out of my Art DI/O do make recordings of LPs via my PC.  I remember reading something about doing this, but can't seem to find it.  Is this doable and if so can someone please direct me to some info?  Thanks much.

[audioengr]

There are sound cards that have S/PDIF inputs.  You dont need USB.  Try emu.com

[satfrat]

I want to utilize the RCA digital out of my Art DI/O do make recordings of LPs via my PC.  I remember reading something about doing this, but can't seem to find it.  Is this doable and if so can someone please direct me to some info?  Thanks much.

This might be something to look into; http://www.usbgear.com/usb-audio-adapter/usb_audio_converter.html   Regards, Robin

[PJ]

I use a device called the M-Audio Transit. Plugs straight into my USB port and works perfectly for recording LP's. Cost me $US68 from 4beatz.com.

[satfrat]

There are sound cards that have S/PDIF inputs.  You dont need USB.  Try emu.com

I use a M-Audio Revolution 7 soundcard that works absolutely awesome with 64 bit  streaming audio via a digital cable to my Sunfire processor. From 4beatz ; http://www.4beatz.com/proddetail.asp?prod=REVOLUTION   Regards, Robin

[audioengr]

I want to utilize the RCA digital out of my Art DI/O do make recordings of LPs via my PC.  I remember reading something about doing this, but can't seem to find it.  Is this doable and if so can someone please direct me to some info?  Thanks much.

This might be something to look into; http://www.usbgear.com/usb-audio-adapter/usb_audio_converter.html   Regards, Robin

This is not as good as the Transit.  It does not require any drivers, but cannot bypass Windows Kmixer and cannot support 24/96kHz bit-streams.  This is a means to convert USB to S/PDIF.

What the poster is asking for is a means to input S/PDIF to a computer.