BBC radio

[Bryan Snyder]

Thanks for the info - I will try to record this... I put it in my google
calendar so if i am home I'll certainly make the attempt.

For those that want to know how to do this... find a cracked version of
Total Recorder.  It will record ANY internet stream, regardless of
copyrights.

I found my version via BitTorrent.

What Mr. Weaver described will also work.

I am a ..... "techie" although my recent reading (GR) makes me really
ashamed of the term (BUT I USE TECHNOLOGY FOR GOOD!!!  Really!!  .... i
swear... )

I KNOW Total Recorder will work.  If this can be downloaded as a podcast,
then there's no need to record it as users will be able to download it later
as an MP3.

If anyone wants to know how to crack total recorder, or find the cracked
version... feel free to shoot me a private email... i may take a day to get
back at you but I will.

Take care,
Bryan

On 11/13/06, Mike Weaver <mike.weaver at zen.co.uk> wrote:
>
> BBC Radio archives programmes for a week. Some can be recorded, some
> can't and some (for copyright reasons) aren't archived for that week.
> Checking further:
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/downloadtrial/
> "As part of a trial we're offering a selection of programmes and
> highlights packages as downloads and podcasts. "
>
> Front Row is available as a podcast/downloadable, so there you go Ya
> Sam you can record it and listen later.
>
> To record the streamed programmes I've hooked up my computer to the
> sound system - line out on the com to aux on the ss (jack to
> phonos)  and headphone socket on the ss to line in on the com (jack
> to jack). Download a free audio recording programme and get to it...
> (Maybe you could do it simply by plugging line in to line out without
> the sound system - perhaps a techie on the list will tell us.)
>
>
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