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Topic: Re: JAM-1970-12-01@076(S05E13)=My_Cooker-v2.mp3

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nylon netAug 2, 2012
 

 
I record the actual audio from the online station (http://www.abc.net.au/rn/legacy/player.htm) using i-Sound - with that I can record whatever I can hear. 

What do you use to grab streams?  Radiodownloader?

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Subject: [just-a-minute] Re: JAM-1970-12-01@076(S05E13)=My_Cooker-v2.mp3

 

That's interesting Mark. Perhaps there was a problem with one of the streams? I grab the mp3 stream (which is 96kbps 44kHz stereo) and don't do any re-encoding (just top and tail it). Do you by any chance take one of the AAC streams instead?

Charlie

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Topic: Re: JAM-1970-12-01@076(S05E13)=My_Cooker-v2.mp3

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charles_rookeAug 2, 2012
 

 
Mark - AFAIK, RadioDownloader only works for BBC iPlayer content. I use a programme called Net Transport to grab the ABC RN mp3 stream daily at 5am Aus time and to grab My Word/My Music aac or mp3 streams from half a dozen US NPR stations at various times throughout the week. It has the big advantage (to me) over other downloaders I tried that you can set-and-forget multiple sources each with its own download schedule (rather like a PVR). Years ago it was freeware, nowadays its US$30. I'm still using an old freeware version (1.87.258) from circa 2004 so the latest version (2.96c.620) probably has more rinky-dinks and might be easier to set up (I had to go to some trouble to find the underlying urls of some of the streams I wanted to capture in order to programme Net Transport - for all I know that process may be automated in more recent versions).

Regards
Charlie