Want to record from LP turntable to my laptop PC

I have a HP g50126NR Notebook PC and want to copy my old LP's. My turntable plugs into an amplifier currently. I also have a Conexant high definition smart audio 221 as an audio card. I'm a real newbie at this and want to know if I plug my RCA cables from the amplifer from the tape record (line out) to the notebook what would I use as a "line in"?
Do I need to buy something else?

Hi,
Based on its specs, you can use microphone-in but the quality is NOT good because I believe the microphone-in is only 1 channel and few other technical barriers. To get better sound, you need something like this. Please read more info from the following links.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5022416_convert-vinyl-lp-records-digital.html
http://www.smarthouse.com.au/Home_Office/Software/F5F5M7T7
Regards.
BH
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