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				Problems with Transfer MC > HDD (-> Skips in the Wav-files)
			 
			
			
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			I recently had some problems while transferring Tapes to the Harddisk. There are some audible glitches and skips in the WAV-files here and there, which aren´t on the original tapes. I use a Kenwood-Tapedeck and Audacity, "Line-In"-Modus. What could be the cause for these skips? Any help or suggestion is welcome. Never had these problems with the Fostex I used over the years, but the Kenwood seemed like a huge upgrade, qualitywise. My tapes never sounded that good. BTW, no other programs were running while transferring, except for Firefox. 
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				Re: Problems with Transfer MC > HDD (-> Skips in the Wav-files)
			 
			
			
			what's your soundcard, os, cpu & memory on that comp? 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			all I can think of is the usual stuff, run an anti-spyware prog like spybot or there's one for free from avg these days (could be some app eating your cpu), run a free prog called ccleaner (google it) & check if there's anything in the autoruns that shouldn't be there, clear as much space as you can & defrag. then try the transfer, do it right after a fresh restart with the screensaver disabled & pull your connection to the internet right out (ethernet or otherwise). Hopefully this will help! 
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				Re: Problems with Transfer MC > HDD (-> Skips in the Wav-files)
			 
			
			
			Thanks, Five. I´ve tried now the transfer with another freeware (after some googling, I found out that there seem to be more than one person having problems with skips in Audacity) to another Drive, all other programs off. As I´ve said, when recording Vinyl > HDD or earlier MC > HDD, I never had those issues. When my recent efforts should not have worked, I´ll try out what you mentioned. However, thanks a lot for the suggestions.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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