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Vinyl to CD via Seal Deck - Audacity Software

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Songbirdy | 20:16 Mon 08th Feb 2010 | How it Works
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I was given as a present a Seal record deck and some software called Audacity to record vinyl records and then the software/my own computer music record onto a cd.

I was told to Press, pause, put the vinyl record on and then press record on the audacity software. Then when finished save and export as a MP3 file. This all worked OK, except the recording only recorded on one channel. Where have I gone wrong please?
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most microphones are only mono when going into a pc, you will need to purchase a better soundcard with the stereo option
02:00 Tue 09th Feb 2010
see if there is a mono/stereo option in the software.

how is the turntable connected to the PC? if it is via a soundcard, check the cable is going to LIne In, not mic.
most microphones are only mono when going into a pc, you will need to purchase a better soundcard with the stereo option
I had this with a cassette tape I recorded via a jack lead. The problem in my case was simply the lead wasn't pushed in quite far enough so worth checking all your connections first.
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Thank you to those that made suggestions regarding the record deck/computer. I checked the leads etc and that the settings on the software were set to stereo. I guess it must be the soundcard aspect because the deck just plugs straight into the computer and records via the audacity software. Will have to check it out with my computer engineer when he does a service. Once again thanks for the response.

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