Recording streaming media

[Lunner]

Wanna download radio 1's global coverage from the weekend, how ever i can only listen to it on listen again, does anyone have the facilities to download this and send it me, or can anyone tell me if its possible to record it, or point me in the direction of a site that will ahve it available for download?

[white16valver]

I keep reading about this audacity (sp?) program?

Think it records whatever is coming out the speakers

[FATBOY]

ive got a proggy for ya mate

[mikeymikewakey]

Fatboy, could ya sort me out as well if possible bud cos im desperate for the same?

Mike

[white16valver]

Same here! :P

[FATBOY]

e mailed! :D

[FATBOY]

Same here! :P

returned e mail???? whats ya e mail mate

[Justin..]

ive used a progaramme called super mp3 recorder before; just records the noise that comes out of the system tho does get all the annoyin clicks dings pings etc lol

[Purple]

I keep reading about this audacity (sp?) program?

I use it quite a bit, it's a good sound editor freeware. But, afaik, the real-time recording input is only from the sound card's mic-in/line-in. But I am using the older 1.2.4 version, so the later version might have upgraded its features.

I have seen a few freewares that capture real-time audio being playbacked on the sound card. That's what you need for audio streaming capture. You should find them on freeware archives like tucows, snapfiles etc.

[Lunner]

Can you email it me please mate, missed you on msn