Hey guys.

Any recommendations for recording streaming audios?

Thank you.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows --> audacity

File Music Zilla.

Has capability to record streaming audio (eg: Imeem,Youtube,Esnips)

http://www.freemusiczilla.com/

And of course you need to convert it back to *.mp3. There's few FLV to MP3 converter. Like what offered by DVDVideoSoft.

http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/F...3-Converter.htm

Tried, doesn't work.

I mean recording a streaming audio, not recording an audio for podcast.

Thanks.


Thank you will try it.

roxio easy media creator is da best....
what ever sound out from ur speaker it can record...
b4 this i tried record streaming radio...its work!

Depends on how the audio is streamed. If it is using a "proper" streaming protocol like MMS, RTSP, RTP etc, something like Net transport would do, through apparently Flashget can deal with such protocols these days, not that i've tried it.

If its annoying Imeem/Esnips, check your cache folder. Usually its the biggest (or one of it) file.

Streaming audio are not in cache folder as far as i know.
Correct me if i'm wrong.
The streaming audio quality is not very good, right?

u can use VideoLAN to save streaming audio to harddisk to your desired format

are u sure audicity doesnt allow recording for streaming audio?

Roxio ah? Bloaty leh... if I'm out of choices I'll try it. Thanks.


I don't think it's in the cache. It's MMS protocol. Will give Flashget a shot


The audio I stream is 128kpbs. Considered very nice ady for streaming.


I don't know, I just can't find any option to do so. Maybe you can enlighten me on that? Tutorials in google only show you how to record your own podcast, not others via streaming.

Can't u record the wave out using Audacity?

It's a laptop, and I don't see any wave out anywhere.

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Added on August 1, 2008, 4:47 pmAh yeah using Vista Ultimate, and there's no Wave Out.

This post has been edited by eXPeri3nc3: Aug 1 2008, 04:47 PM

Vista dun have?i use win XP.
Wave out is one of the recording option in Audacity.
There are some other option like use line in, mic n wave out .( I saw it last time when i try to record sthbut canot remember clearly)
No matter laptop or desktop, they still have sound card to play sound.
Example, in volume control u can see a slide bar of wave.

This post has been edited by beyond_99: Aug 1 2008, 05:00 PM

Nope, no longer available in Vista, I googled about it.

How about the line out?

SPDIF only.

I mean is there line out option in Audacity?
Btw, wat laptop u r using?

This post has been edited by beyond_99: Aug 1 2008, 06:42 PM

Dell Vostro. I see no lineout. There's only playback and sound what.

Had u visited this web?
Btw, where is the streaming audio-i wan to try to record.......
In Audacity, i can see stereo Mix,Line Volume and Microphone.
Three of them can record music from my player. I haven tru=ied in streaming audio.

This post has been edited by beyond_99: Aug 2 2008, 01:36 PM

Yeah I did, it's the same thing.

But last night I took the initiative to look for a solution for the "wave out" built in driver disabled problem for Vista and Stigmatel audio drivers, and I think I found a solution. Currently downloading something so cannot restart.

I did a registry change, hopefully I can re-enable my line in.