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does anyone know if there's a way to save/record a digital radio-broadcast as it plays back?

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:does anyone know if there's a way to save/record a digital radio-broadcast as it plays back?

Mr Blast did it once with his VCR

is that the only option then?

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:is that the only option then?

Nah, there is one, I just can't remember it

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:does anyone know if there's a way to save/record a digital radio-broadcast as it plays back?

No. Kill yourself. Not before Norwich of course.

Hope that helped?

troo, but on a Mac you can also get programs like AudioHijack, I'm sure there are way more for pee(spit!)cees Lee, scurf the merb, ye'll find tons

scurf the merb=surf the web

Someone posted a link to a freeware program about 6 months ago,but I can't find it.

4 astoundingly valuable pieces of advice there chaps! (yes james i was able to translate "scurf the merb" myself thank you )

so, is 'scurfing the merb' added to our vocab.?:D

I can't find it but I think there's summat called "Streamripper" or similar.

Edit - Advice from another forum, play through winamp and use streamripper

http://streamripper.sourceforge.net/index.php

(Just the messenger here)

problem solved thanks to cell three

EDIT: sorry ruffers- didn't see your post there.

Absent adequate merb-scurfing apparatus (merb-proof suit, flashlight, boots with your name painted on them), the easy way to do it is to take a regular stereo cable and hook it up between your speaker port and your line-in port on the sound card. Then use any recording software (MusicMatch, Creative, etc.) to record it. Remember not to hook it to your mic input, though, else you'll get feedback that will have your cat bouncing off the walls in an effort to escape (trust me, Siouxsie Boots always gives me that "oh sh*t" look every time I start footling around on the back panel...)