Internet radios of good quality ?

P

Pivert

Any internet radio players with lists of radio-servers with good quality ? I
want it to be able to play the online radio and record it to dosk in mp3, if
possible with clipping.

Any exist ?
Phil
 
L

Lee Marsh

Pivert said:
Any internet radio players with lists of radio-servers with good
quality ? I want it to be able to play the online radio and record it
to dosk in mp3, if possible with clipping.

Any exist ?
Phil

I don't know about recording it but listening you could use Winamp or
RealPlayer.
 
D

dkg_ctc

Any internet radio players with lists of radio-servers with good
quality ? I want it to be able to play the online radio and record
it to dosk in mp3, if possible with clipping.

I use Winamp 2.95, which should do everything you need. It has
support (through the Tara and Spinamp plugins and Real Alternative)
for the Spinner radio stations, and also has a Shoutcast lister built
in. Add to this plugins such as
http://www.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=71812 ,
http://www.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=96985 ,
http://www.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=33396 , and
http://www.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=177 which allow output to
MP3, and you have a pretty good starting point, it seems.
 
T

Trey Hunner

Pivert said the following on 4/23/2004 3:39 PM:
Any internet radio players with lists of radio-servers with good quality ? I
want it to be able to play the online radio and record it to dosk in mp3, if
possible with clipping.

Any exist ?
Phil

There was an article on Slashdot recently regarding this topic. I use
StreamRipper which uses Winamp's internet radio. It seems to do just
what you want. It downloads the MP3s and seperates them.

StationRipper: http://www.ratajik.com/stationripper/
Slashdot Article:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=...tid=126&tid=141&tid=158&tid=188&tid=95&tid=99
 
H

Henry George

Any internet radio players with lists of radio-servers with good quality ? I
want it to be able to play the online radio and record it to dosk in mp3, if
possible with clipping.

Any exist ?
Phil
http://www.ratajik.com/StationRipper/

StationRipper will allow you to "record" various internet radio
stations. It will allow you to get a list of available Shoutcast
stations and start recording them, creating a single MP3 file for each
song the station plays.

It will also:

Allow you to record up to 300 streams at one time.
Buy the music and albums you are ripping.
"Memory Recording" - It will keep track of all the songs you download,
copying the final song file to your music library. If that song gets
re-recorded in the future, it will skip it (so, if you end up deleting
it, it won't record, bloating your collection with music you don't
want).
Get a list of Stations to record quickly and easily, via Shoutcast.
Track the music and stations you've ripped.
Listen to any station being recorded with a single mouse click
Schedule when you want to allow and disallow recordings, so your
bandwidth will only be hit with ripping on off hours.
Re-launch ripping of up to 100 of the last Stations you've recorded
with a single mouse click.
This software is free
 
P

Pivert

StreamRipper indeed records, but I haven't been able to find how to listen
to what it rips at the same time. And I miss that feature ( don't want to
rip to find out it's worthless)
Thanks

Trey Hunner said:
Pivert said the following on 4/23/2004 3:39 PM:
Any internet radio players with lists of radio-servers with good quality ? I
want it to be able to play the online radio and record it to dosk in mp3, if
possible with clipping.

Any exist ?
Phil

There was an article on Slashdot recently regarding this topic. I use
StreamRipper which uses Winamp's internet radio. It seems to do just
what you want. It downloads the MP3s and seperates them.

StationRipper: http://www.ratajik.com/stationripper/
Slashdot Article:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=...tid=126&tid=141&tid=158&tid=188&tid=95&tid=99

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Trey
http://www.freesoftwarereviews.com
contact me: trey [AT] freesoftwarereviews [D0T] com
Linux Registered User #348724
 

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