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Hi all,
What would be the best way to record an internet radio station? Ideally
I would like to schedule my PC to record the radio station at certain
times of the day, and have the recording automatically converted to MP3's
A Windows or Linux solution is fine as I have both on my PC (dual boot
XP/Ubuntu)
Any suggestions welcome. I always appreciate the knowledge shared by
this group.
Bye for now
Reuben
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Reuben Pearse <reu### [at] pearse co uk> wrote:
> What would be the best way to record an internet radio station? Ideally
> I would like to schedule my PC to record the radio station at certain
> times of the day, and have the recording automatically converted to MP3's
man mencoder
man crontab
man <your favorite shell, which I bet is bash>
--
- Warp
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Reuben Pearse wrote:
> What would be the best way to record an internet radio station? Ideally
> I would like to schedule my PC to record the radio station at certain
> times of the day, and have the recording automatically converted to MP3's
>
> A Windows or Linux solution is fine as I have both on my PC (dual boot
> XP/Ubuntu)
>
> Any suggestions welcome. I always appreciate the knowledge shared by
> this group.
I'll second the mplayer suggestion. (Well, he said mencoder, but why
fuss over details<G>).
If mplayer can play the streaming, it can save it.
mplayer -dumpstream -dumpfile filename mrl...
For years, I've been recording a radio show that broadcasts once a
week. Rarely listen to it, but I like to have them handy in case I'm
going on any long driving trips.
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Hi
Once I'd figured out the URL for the station, I was able to get mplayer to
capture the audio stream.
Thanks again
Reuben
Mueen Nawaz wrote:
> Reuben Pearse wrote:
>> What would be the best way to record an internet radio station?
>> Ideally I would like to schedule my PC to record the radio station at
>> certain times of the day, and have the recording automatically
>> converted to MP3's
>>
>> A Windows or Linux solution is fine as I have both on my PC (dual boot
>> XP/Ubuntu)
>>
>> Any suggestions welcome. I always appreciate the knowledge shared by
>> this group.
>
> I'll second the mplayer suggestion. (Well, he said mencoder, but why
> fuss over details<G>).
>
> If mplayer can play the streaming, it can save it.
>
> mplayer -dumpstream -dumpfile filename mrl...
>
> For years, I've been recording a radio show that broadcasts once a
> week. Rarely listen to it, but I like to have them handy in case I'm
> going on any long driving trips.
>
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