A closer look

I'm sure this software would be excellent for most home users.. and more fun and useful than most!

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/search.php?s=wavelab+essential&go=Go%21

Sorry I didn't see this post earlier. The bad news is that doing it automaticaly is likely to be unreliable due to the varying noise levels from record to record. The good news is if you have NERO (I'm sure other programs do too)you can add track dividers at the CD burning stage. It's actually pretty easy to spot them by eye and you can listen to the file to check. After burning a disc you could rip the tracks back to your computer. The other solution (the one I use) is expensive. Wavelab from Steinberg (its a beautifully written piece of professional editing and mastering software) lets you set markers where you need and then save the files seperately in just about any format (WAV, AIFF, MP3, and many others). The full blown version of wavelab is $499.00. I think there is a 'lite' version which may do the trick, but I'm not sure...
I'll check up on that one.

Is it mono only for the ION turntable or all usb turntables?