In your run line, type in SndRec32 and see what happens. Quick yahoo search found something that said; The unimodem half duplex audio device is not a sound card driver per se, it is software used to enable Telephone Answering Device (TAD) functions of modems that have the capability to be an answering machine as well as a modem.

I picked the easy way out and bought for under $100 a USB turntable that connects to my computer. Software made by Cakewalk came with it as well as Audacity, but the Cakewalk software is very easy to use. I can save in different formats, burn to CD, etc. So much easier than any of the other methods I have read about. The turntable I bought is made by Audio-Technica, although there are several different brands available. I found mine by doing a search using Google, and after I decided on this brand, I searched for the best price I could find. I bought through an online merchant for a price much better than CC or BB for the same model. Sad to say, I haven't done very much with it as yet, converting only a few albums to digital, but I listen to the albums just for the fun of it. By the way, it has a dust cover, so I have it sitting on a little table next to my computer desk.

Hi, I downloaded this software from the website listed below to record my albums and tapes to CD, using the computer. It was very easy to use. The program comes with audible instructions and wizards to walk you through it (including which jacks to use on your computer). It will automatically set the record level or you can adjust it however you like. It did not require a pre-amp...just plug in the tape deck to your computer. The turntable may or may not need a pre-amp, but the program will detect it, to let you know.I got the wire to hook it up at Radio Shack for just a few dollars. One end will have the RCA ends for your stereo equipment, and the other end will have the miniature jack for your computer. There was no loss of quality, and I was able to actually get a better sound on some songs with the built in equalizer. Hook the stereo equipment to the computer, put a blank CD-R disc in the drive, and the program will do the rest. Hope this helps. Here is a link that might be useful: Record Albums to CD

WOW. I haven't had much time to participate lately at the KT, but I sure wish I'd clicked on this thread earlier. So much "stuff" going on. I'm sorry for everyone who is struggling right now, but I'm grateful you shared because it gives me such perspective. Hugs to you, nan...52 stitches in your forehead? OUCH! I've whined around all week about my trip to the oral surgeon. Nobody at church noticed my mouth last night because of the stupid sty in my left eye. *sigh* I finally graduated from oatmeal (which is all I've eaten since Wednesday) to cereal this morning. I ate with my head tipped sideways and drooled all down my cheek. Be careful what you pray for. I've been blessed with a ton of work lately, although sometimes I just want to shout, "ENOUGH, ALREADY!" :-) Instead, I stay huddled in front of the computer in my office at home hour after hour, getting fatter (literally) by the day. Any spare time is spent worrying about my lifestyle and about dying young and about my parents and about other stuff that seems so insignificant compared to the REAL issues people are facing. Middle-age is making me nuts.