RIP Vinyl "If you record at 45 with the 78 rpm tick box checked, you should be able to burn the file to a cd and hear it as normal", according its developer - Anthony Wieser. There's a free download at his site.

When you record tracks from an LP that has breaks between tracks RIP Vinyl automatically creates separate WAV files - override of this feature is possible also I gather.

This site describes how to record a 78 at 45 rpm using Cool Edit. It's not the same site that I referred to in my lost post, but it gives a similar method. I got quite a few hits when I Googled for '78 rpm cool edit'. Another site contends that Sound Forge is superior.

I haven't yet tried any of the methods.

Regards, John