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Subject: USB audio devices and FreeBSD
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Seems there's a lot of traditionally analog audio stuff
(turntables, cassettes, radio, receivers, etc) on the
market that can output the audio over USB in 16bit/44.1kHz
(or 16bit/48kHz 'selectable'). Presumably this is for
easy playback / ripping on a Windows [ugh] computer.

I'm guessing this works just fine on FreeBSD with
whatever the usual Unix software tools are, right?