Do you need a certain type or size of record player to play 7" vinyl records?
12" records play at 33 1/3 rpm7" records play at 45 rpmand the old thick 12" wax / vinyl (heavy) records play at 78 rpm. I don't think the material matters to comply with the software. Thanks for using ChaCha !
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About Record Player
A record player is a device used to read and play vinyl records, which were the first modern method of recording sound. Newer record players often have the ability to transfer captured sound data to a computer.
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