Aux Input and now CD rip problems

[Jon]

dMC has always worked fine for converting downloaded MP3s, and I have previously ripped tracks from CDs and converted them perfectly for a new compilation CD.
However, I tried Auxiliary Input for converting from vinyl, and the MP3s and the converted WAV files both have a terrible "wobble" that makes them unlistenable. I had no illusions that old vinyl would ever sound like CD quality, but this is really worse than listening to them on the original pop'n'click vinyl.
Recently I tried ripping from CD again and the finished WAV files also have that terrible "wobble" on them, exactly as if they were from the Aux Input.... I am confused what has gone wrong - any suggestions anyone?:(

[Spoon]

Do a Rip with option (from the menu in each program) and make sure no DSP effects are on and your Wave file is 'CD Quality'

[joenavel]

I have had pretty good results ripping old LP's to digital using Roxio's Spin Doctor interface. Cleans up some of the pop and hiss. You wind up with a pretty good recording in .wav format which you can then compress to the filetype of your choice with dB.

Good luck!:D

(Hopefully I don't get banned for mentioning someone else's product...:rolleyes: )