Onhwy61, you haven't missed anything except that I don't intend to get any specialised hardware unless it lets me use noticably better software - and I don't own either currently. I was thinking of using Lynx hardware to do the audio capture and using the noise reduction software as a post-process. I like Lynx because they have a high quality A/D converter that can be placed outboard from the computer and connected to it via AES/BEU (or whatever its called). Once the signal is in the digital domain it is safe to bring into the computer.
I was thinking of using Adobe Audition to edit my audio files and then using Adobe Premier or Encore to create DVR mode DVD's. (I'm a bit iffy on the last step.)
I was thinking of using Adobe Audition to edit my audio files and then using Adobe Premier or Encore to create DVR mode DVD's. (I'm a bit iffy on the last step.)