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Make Audio CDs from LPs and Cassette Tracks

AudioLava is your ideal solution for restoring and recording audio from LP/cassette to CD, eliminating tape hiss, clicks, and crackle.

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Jon Koerner What are the differences between AudioLava and AudioLava Premium versions? Can't understand why developers who offer different versions of a product don't routinely provide a comparison chart.

Jan 21 2010 at 6:25pm Copy Link

Stian Aagedal The Premium version contains more sophisticated filters that give you more control over the audio restoration algorithms, however the standard version should suit most users needs. You are perfectly right about the missing comparison chart. We address that issue as soon as possible.

Acon AS - Jan 28 2010 at 7:33pm Copy Link

Doug A I purchased Acon's Acoustica some time ago and it is a really solid audio editor, so I would expect similar quality in this product.

In comparing the feature lists between AudioLava and the Premium version, the Premium version also lists that it supports an ASIO interface, which provides direct connection to your sound hardware rather than going through Microsoft's DirectSound software. I don't know how much of a difference this makes, though.

Jan 29 2010 at 12:51am Copy Link

VLM I realize that this is outside the scope a bit, but does anyone recommend a piece of hardware for "playing" cassettes and transferring them into a computer? Or will any old player work fine, as long as it has output?

Jun 14 2012 at 3:03am Copy Link

Brian H Hi- this looks like a very interesting program! Will the "Premium Edition" also be available for purchase? Also, from what I read here and on the product website, it doesn't look like there is currently any import/export support for AAC format (m4a; m4b) files. Is this the case? If so, any chance this format will be supported in future editions/upgrades? Thanks. -Brian

Jun 16 2012 at 12:48am Copy Link

John H I have a large collection of Classical on vinyl. ...

The controls and adjustments are very extensive. Is there an automatic mode for this program?

The records are in very good shape. Would purchasing the pro version be of any benefit like maybe increasing the dynamic range?

Tank You

Jun 16 2012 at 3:32am Copy Link

William Tattors User Policy? All owned PC ?

Jun 16 2012 at 7:16am Copy Link

John H From the License Agreement on the trial program:

You may:
- use the SOFTWARE on any single computer;
- use the SOFTWARE on a second computer so long as the primary user of each copy is the same person and more than one copy is not used simultaneously;
- copy the SOFTWARE for archival purposes, provided any copy contains all of the original SOFTWARE's proprietary notices.
- You agree to be the Towel Boy in the Acon Executive Lounge.

Just kidding about that last line. It's a joke from Dilbert about not reading the EULAs.

Jun 16 2012 at 9:08am Copy Link

Stian Aagedal Thanks for the interest!

@VLM: In most cases, a normal cassette player will do the trick. Simply connect the output of the cassette player to the input jack of your sound card.

@Brian: Unfortunately, there currently no support for AAC in AudioLava. At the time being, it is not decided whether or not we will include AAC support in version 2.

@John: There is not completely automatic mode, but the denoising is semi-automatic (noise profile automatically estimated) and there are in fact only four sliders with the level of denoising, declicking, decrackling and declipping. The premium version gives more control over the restoration process and you would probably be able to achieve better results, but that would also require more parameter tweaking.

Acon AS - Jun 16 2012 at 2:24pm Copy Link

VLM Hi, I'm interested, but I cannot get this purchase through Avangate, and I've had trouble with them repeatedly, and their customer service never follows through. So I'm not willing to invest time in them. If you wish, please send me something that will enable me to buy directly from you, and I will be delighted. NOTE: We pay by cash or postal money order or PayNearMe or the like ... not by electronic means.

Thanks!

Jun 16 2012 at 6:27pm Copy Link

Phred E @VLM Yes, as Stian says, a good cassette player* will do for this, but you can easily generate hum between connected components. An earth loop is formed if the power supply for each device is too distant or on separate circuits. You need to hook a simple wire from ground points on the devices - the case of a PC, for instance - and you will be able to minimise the problem.
For the hum remaining Audacity has a noise sampling function - you take a sample during 'silence' - and apply it to the noise reduction algorithm for the rest of the recording. It's worth practising.
*remember, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear: the best quality you get will depend on the quality you first get off the source material; everything else is tweaking and cleaning up.
HTH.

Jun 16 2012 at 7:29pm Copy Link

VLM, We have a great relationship with Avangate and I've personally met several people from there at various conferences. I'm really surprised you've had issues with their customer service, I'd encourage you to go ahead and if there is a problem let us know and I'll escalate it for you.

BitsDuJour Admin - Jun 16 2012 at 8:16pm Copy Link

Bob Horton Is there a deal available on the premium version? I already own comparable SW to the standard version, but am interested in the premium version at the right price!

Jun 16 2012 at 9:04pm Copy Link

VLM Nico, thank you for your kind message. Really!! I appreciate it very much.

I can't get past an empty shopping cart. I've done the cookie thing. I've restarted Firefox. I've tried IE.

I've had 2 other BDJ purchases that never were completed using Avangate. Both involved using PayNearMe, where the end process would never complete properly. PayNearMe says it's a "vendor problem". Avangate says it's a PayNearMe problem. I say that after investing a couple hours on the phone with them, it's their problem, whoever "their" may be.

I have a granddaughter to care for. More important, more timely.

I have classes to teach and such. More important, more timely.

USW. (Etc.)

In contrast, I NEVER have a problem with FastSpring. Or RegNow (or anything Digital River). Or Plimus. Or ... probably others I'm not thinking of right now.

Honestly, it's not the problems, per se, that bother me, I'm most willing to work through problems. But I need the party on the other end to be competent as well as polite. So far, more polite than competent, and it seems abundantly clear that nothing ever gets escalated from a customer inquiry at Avangate.

If you have a way in to someone who can fix the problem, I'll be ecstatic.

Really!!! :):):)

But from my vantage point, I just don't know where to go with it.

Once again, thank you VERY much for taking an interest, I appreciate that very much.

Jun 17 2012 at 1:25pm Copy Link

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