Capture audio feed from an online radio source
 

I am really not sure how to capture the audio from an internet source. It is a radio on the web. So what program would i need to do that?

Branden

well i figured i could just put the output into the input and record that way. But if i did it that way would there be more quality loss than if i was to find a way just to record the streaming audio from a program. What good programs are there to encode to mp3 realtime.

Thanks

Branden

Hi heyitsme,

Check out a small program called "Total Recorder". It installs itself
as a audio output and allows you to capture any sound directly to a wav
file. Search Google for this program and try it out. :)

-black prince

Try to get Streambox VCR. Search the net for that. Also read here: http://www.afterdawn.com/software/au...eambox_vcr.cfm

-kwag

Thanks Black Prince and Kwag. Total recorder works great. The Stream Vcr wont work since i dont have the actual address of the stream. Before you can listen a screen pops for a second more like a tenth of second so i cant check the address. I clicked on file info on the track it plays on in winamp and it gives me a page about site. I dont think i can do anythjing about it but it is okay total recorder works just fine.

Thank you

Branden

For finding out the url's for streamz (when using appz like streambox) you may need an app called URLSnooper to find out the actual url for the source stream.

I use it at times with ASFRecorder, to capture wmv (asf) feeds say of news broadcasts (i.e. 9/11 streams as they were feeding) since i dont have a video card with tv in at work. :)


ztr...
msg me if u cant find urlsnooper ill see if i can help ya out...