Recording radio programmes to listen to on ipod

samtheman_2

Is there a way to record radio programmes (say from a streaming audio source) so i can convert them to mp3 or other and then listen to them on my ipod later.

Toxteth_OGrady

Try Audacity

It's freeware.

:cool:

TOG

Liquid_Stool

you could try station ripper as well, i get rip a lot of uninterrupted from Winamp radio using this. you can get it here :money:

woo

neither of these seem to support real streams, tried a few ideas from the net but not found anything freeware and totally succesfull. Anyone know of one?

savvo

Net Transport works for me. Download it here http://www.xi-soft.com/download.htm

Whitefiver

Harddiskogg will record anything going through your sound card into ogg files, or mp3 with the right codec. Freeware http://www.fridgesoft.de/harddiskogg.php
Hope that helps,

Regards,

White

wolfman

If you want to get the Real Audio, as in played by Real Player, you can try a trial version of HiDownload. You can then convert the Real Audio file into an MP3 using an earlier version of Streambox Ripper (newer versions don't have .ra to .mp3 capabilities).

Former_MSE_Controller2

Be sure when you do this you are not breaking any copyright laws. Please check the terms and conditions of the sites you are downloading radio from.

Regards

dccarm

A combination of Net Transport to capture, and Akram Audio Convertor to convert the .ra files to wma or mp3 does the trick. Akram is free for the first 10 goes, and then after that it costs about £7 to buy. Well worth it. To break wma files down into tracks I use Milo software's Audio splitter.