[rishil]

I seem to recall that I've read about some applications for both Mac
and Windows that let you capture a streaming audio source to a file so
you can listen to it later, slice it up, mail an excerpt to your
parents, whatever. Anyone have a clue what kind of software does this,
and perhaps a few pointers to specific applications I could download?
I managed to get my answers here..
http://askwiki.blogspot.com/2006/09/...net-audio.html

Good Day !!

[Mark D. Zacharias]

rishil wrote:
I seem to recall that I've read about some applications for both Mac
and Windows that let you capture a streaming audio source to a file so
you can listen to it later, slice it up, mail an excerpt to your
parents, whatever. Anyone have a clue what kind of software does this,
and perhaps a few pointers to specific applications I could download?
I managed to get my answers here..
http://askwiki.blogspot.com/2006/09/...net-audio.html

Good Day !!

Total Recorder can capture the stream and record it to an MP3 or WAV file of
your specification, but I think you'd have to edit using another
application. It does offer a timer recording feature, which you might find
useful. Also, when recording an internet stream, if the stream stops, the
recording pauses until the stream starts again.

Mark Z.

[xxxxxx]

if you have winamp (i use pro version)
use the streamgrabber plug in

i actaully keeps the stream tags
so i records EACH SONG only
total recorder only records by time and does
not keep artist track info

LD P nw okla tornado alley


"Mark D. Zacharias" wrote in message
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rishil wrote:
I seem to recall that I've read about some applications for both Mac
and Windows that let you capture a streaming audio source to a file so
you can listen to it later, slice it up, mail an excerpt to your
parents, whatever. Anyone have a clue what kind of software does this,
and perhaps a few pointers to specific applications I could download?
I managed to get my answers here..
http://askwiki.blogspot.com/2006/09/...net-audio.html

Good Day !!

Total Recorder can capture the stream and record it to an MP3 or WAV file
of your specification, but I think you'd have to edit using another
application. It does offer a timer recording feature, which you might find
useful. Also, when recording an internet stream, if the stream stops, the
recording pauses until the stream starts again.

Mark Z.