Listen and Record Over 12,000 Online Radio Stations with RadioSure
Do you come across an interesting online radio station and wish you could easily record the program? Today we will look at a great free application that allows you to easily browse over 12,000 online radio stations and record them with one click.
Installation is a snap and once the app is running you can quickly start a search for different stations. To begin recording just click on the Record button.
While Recording there will be a red indicator in the EQ section. To stop recording just hit the record button again.
If you try to change the station while recording a warning message will pop up.
Right-click the taskbar icon to get access to different playing features and a few EQ settings.
There are some options you can change around like how the playback behaves and also recording options. It will split the stream to individual tracks and you can specify the mp3 bitrate.
They boast over 12,000 radio stations from around the world and if you don't find one of your favorites you can always add it.
Click on the heart icon to save a station to your favorites list.
It would be better with a better browsing feature and it definitely needs different skins (which are currently in development). Overall this is a great utility because there are so many different stations and recording them is extremely easy.
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Good post.
I don't record streaming audio - too much trouble.
I do use the much maligned RealPlayer to allow me to pause these streams when I need to and restart where I paused. This neat feature, PerfectPlay, allows one to cache streams for up to 12 hours of content.
I'm looking for streaming audio recording software that will let me schedule a time to record.
I have a family member that DJs a show in the middle of the night that I'll never listen to live.
I've found a couple, but haven't been thrilled. Free is always a plus. Thoughts? Leads?
Downloaded and listening in under a minute (give or take). I love the fact that not only can I record but you can see the title of what's playing at the top. Excellent program. Thanks for posting it.
@Mike: You can try Orb (http://orb.com), it's a little overkill for what you want to do, but one of its features allows you to schedule the recording of iRadios, including Custom Channels you can define yourself if it's not in their list.
nice!
But this cannot find ALL the stations
This is a great find but am having a problem recording - Unexpected recording error???
This is a great program, works great. I have one question though… whats that skin called?
Great little app. I've been using Screamer Radio but this is just a bit more polished and seems to work very well. I like that it is available as a portable app too. Good recommendation.
Ver 2 is out now. Still no way to put in login info for the Live365 stations it lists meaning you can't actually listen to them.
This is nothing short of great. I have been wishing for something on this order for quite a while.
Unfortunately, I currently have my Windows machine (an old Dell Dimension 3000) torn down for overhaul and modding.
If any one knows of similar apps for Linux, and specifically Ubuntu, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks, Richard.