What can I use to record live streaming audio off the net

[Pierce]

I would like to know is there a program that allows me to record live streaming audio off the net so I can burn it onto cd, I usaklly use Windows Media Player to listen to the audio. What I want to do is record some Irish radio stations off the net.

[Donogh Mac Fadden]

Hi Pierce,
Here's a few ideas,
Option 1:
Use media player to listen whatever and setup cooledit/soundforge to record what your listening to.
Option 2:
Use winamp to listen, although you might need to d/l the plugin that supports realaudio from http://www.winamp.com . When you have this installed you simply go to options->preferences->plugins->output and select "nullsoft disk writer". Click on configure and you can then select where you want to save the stream to.

Hope that helps,
D.

[Mike]

Total recorder (nope I dont work for them)

[Pierce]

Well I have tried the free version and I am going to download the pro version is there anything I should know about total recorder before I download it. It will alow me to download an hour of live streaming unto a cd .
Thanks
Pierce

[Slicklink]

Boombox (http://www.jajsoft.com/products.htm)

It has adaware though....

theres a new one on cnet call allrecord but I havent tried it (as I think its limited to 30 secs as a result of being a trial copy)

[Calhounev]

You could try to use Audacity, Freecorder, Recordforall, streaming audio recorder and refer to tutorials.

[The Doc]

Audacity, as you can edit the file afterwards and save in different formats.

[shocks11]

polderbits sound recorder is the best :)

[CodeMonkey]

Has nobody noticed that the OP is dated 4th April 2004 21:13?