LP to CD

+1  @fuzztone  

Most LPs you can already find on the Internet as files

You can use MP3 ripping websites to get the digital file from YouTube. 

This one looks pretty descent and inexpensive for what you want to do.  Has USB output to connect to your computer and you could always upgrade the cartridge in the future:

Amazon.com: Turntables Belt-Drive Record Player with Wireless Output Connectivity, Vinyl Player Support 33&45 RPM Speed Phono Line USB Digital to PC Recording with Advanced Magnetic Cartridge&Counterweight : Electronics

go to hifishark

search 'turntable usb'

hook to your computer via usb, use software to record

Well then it cannot legally happen. You HAVE to do it yourself. Most LPs you can already find on the Internet as files. They are much easier to grab if they are already digitized  But that is a gray area too.

Thanks for your response. My problem is I don't have a turntable. 

I had digitalized a few LPs using a ProJect usb phono preamp and a MacBook.  I used free Audacity software but Band Camp will also work.

  There shouldn’t be a copyright issue as long as the OP is only going to use the digitalized version for personal use and not file share 

All you need is a $20 external CD drive, a computer and a thumb drive for CDs!

Most computers with windows already have the software.

For records you can use your existing turntable connected to and analog to digital converter connected to your computer.

Unless you have a friend that can do that for you it may be difficult to find someone here due to legalities and copyrights.

Another option is to transfer your records to CD with an external CD burner such as CD-RW900SX | CD Recorder/Player | TASCAM - United States  then from CD to your computer and to a thumb drive.  I used to do this to listen to "wired" music in a previous car instead of carrying around CDs.  Bluetooth just doesn't cut it for me.