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  1. 6th Nov 2011 17:31 #1
    siluet
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    what is best application for capturing streaming audio (mp3) from internet radio stations and saving mp3 in original format, without re-encoding?
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    You might see if any of the StreamRipper variants will work. Some stations have measures against rippers like that, though, IIRC.
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    Originally Posted by Ai Haibara View Post
    You might see if any of the StreamRipper variants will work. Some stations have measures against rippers like that, though, IIRC.
    This.

    I haven't done it a lot but either Stream Transport or Stream Hijacker have worked for me when I've tried to do this.
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    Originally Posted by siluet View Post
    what is best application for capturing streaming audio (mp3) from internet radio stations and saving mp3 in original format, without re-encoding?

    Tapin Internet radio player. http://www.raimersoft.com/tapinradio.aspx

    It can record streams in their original format or convert, and optionally splits into tracks.
    See Settings/Preferences/Recording
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