There are hundreds of audio software programs, many free, like Audacity, that will do a lot of the most useful functions. I use a Creative sound card on a machine I use just for audio work. The card came with the usual plethera of programs, the sound studio being the most useful. A quickrecord function that will record any stream, regardless of source. Saving in a format of your choice. I use .WAV files format, same as on a production CD and will play on any player. Compression schemes hold no attraction for me, too much good content gets discarded. I've done 78"s, 45's, Lp's, reel to reel, 8-track, cassette and even four track master tape transposures to CD. Painful, yyes, time consuming, yes but to get to listen to all that wonderful content in its original format, The time flies. Once everything is assembled individual track with names and maybe a genre association you can collect them into the groups, up to 70-80 minutes and burn away.