I installed Audacity for my ITUT-400 USB Record Player. I have Win Vista Home Premium with SP2, and am using Audacity 2.1.1 I got the .exe file.
WITHOUT the turntable plugged in, in device manager there is no USB Audio Codec. When I plug the turntable in it installs the codec and says it’s installed correctly and ready to use. I then open audacity but USB Audio Codec is not there as an option.
Now in Device Manager there is USB Audio Codec but has a yellow ! on it. So I click properties and it says the devices are not installed. So I update the driver and I get “Windows encountered a problem installing the driver software for your device.”
Any ideas what’s next?
I think it’s a little odd having something simple as a phonograph require special software/drivers, but there it is.
If the system won’t load and run the software, it’s possible Vista is not supported. I would go over your product information again very carefully and make sure you know exactly which Windows are acceptable.
I went over the Amazon pages for this product and there are actually more negative ones than positive.
…am very disappointed with this product.
When I play either a 33 or a 45 it be a pitch higher than it should…
…you have to pay the return postage… I was extremely disappointed to say the least.
Did you keep the receipts?
Koz
HAHA this thing is a pain no doubt, but I paid $1 for it and may re-sell it. But need about 200 albums ripped first. I went back over and un-installed and re-installed and there’s still no USB Codec. Any other ideas?
John
I paid $1 for it
Which may have been overpriced.
But need about 200 albums ripped first.
And judging from the comment postings, you have about a 60% chance of succeeding. If you have that many albums, don’t you have a regular turntable there somewhere? You can get a “real” phono preamp and put that between the turntable and the computer and do it that way. No off-speed sound, warbling tones, failures, and digging trenches in the vinyl.
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/UFO202
Any other ideas?
Past the one where you look at the documentation to make sure Vista is supported? It should say that in clear words somewhere.
Koz