Not sure what you mean here by u201cburnu201d. You burn a CD but you press or cuta record. You might RIP a record meaning to digitize the music on it. Thenagain you might be thinking more literally. In that case I would say donu2019tburn them in the fireplace. Itu2019ll smell awful and if you burn a lot ofrecords it can build up soot in the chimney which can start a fire. Take themout in the yard.If youu2019re looking to digitize a record collection you need an analog todigital converter of some sort. There are some which take RCA inputs so thatyou could send a line out from your tape monitor or other linelevel outputto the device and the device connects to usually a USB port on yourcomputer. There are turntables usually not audiophile level that have thisbuilt in.What I would do is this Simply download your record collection on MP3. Afterall the record companies consider that you merely have a license for personallistening when you buy a record. It seems to me that downloading a digitalbackup would fall under fair use and we know that people who got intotrouble got into trouble for sharing not downloading music files. Itu2019ll bea lot faster and easier than ripping them yourself and it would cost younothing.If you really want to make your own records at home youu2019ll need a cuttinglathe among many other things. If thatu2019s what youu2019re interested in youmight start here. They have a forum for doityourselfers.