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  1. Media Center Does This by meehawl · · Score: 1 · on Sirius Confirms iPod Satellite Talks

    Make my iPod like TiVo

    I use the Scheduler function of Media Center to record shows at specific times through the radio or TV tuner. MC will do autotranscoding and bitrate up/downsampling for different device profiles during sync. Or if you don't get a chance to sync, it will stream the recorded media over LAN or WAN. I haven't used it, but the new version 11 apparently also does streaming client-specific on-the-fly bitrate transcoding. It works pretty well. There are, of course, dedicated PVR-like programs for internet or broadcast media, but they seem to cost a relatively lot of money for single/limited functionality.

  2. Replay Radio or WM Recorder or RM Recorder by applian · · Score: 2, Informative · on Scheduled Recording of Streamed Audio?

    Applian has two different recording solutions for Windows:

    Replay Radio works well by recording sound coming out of your speaker, and can tune to any audio URL. It comes with a Guide of almost 1000 shows and stations, and is easy to use. It saves MP3 files, or lets you add a post-processing command to run your command-line encoder to make WMA, OGG, etc.

    http://www.replay-radio.com/

    WM Recorder and RM Recorder record raw Windows Media and Real streams (video, too), and come with a VCR-program when you buy them in a bundle. You'll need a separate program to convert these to MP3, but they work really well.

    http://www.wmrecorder.com/

  3. better tool: relay radio by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on How to Podcast

    This is a much better tool than any podcasting crap:

    http://www.replay-radio.com/

  4. What about Replay Radio by chrisspurgeon · · Score: 5, Informative · on Time-Shifting For The iPod

    Not taking anything away from iPodder, but I've been using a great little app called Replay Radio for a year or so to grab my favorite web radio programs and save them as MP3s, which I then dump into my iPod. Product details here

  5. Re:There is nothing like Radio 4 by owenb · · Score: 1 · on New Trailer For Upcoming Hitchhiker's Episodes

    Try Replay Radio - http://www.replay-radio.com/ - this lets you capture radio 4's stream to a wav or mp3, and then you can burn them to a CD or dump them on an iPod and listen to them in a car.

    And I agree, as a US-based expat, apart from the guardian crossword on actual paper, Radio 4 is about the only thing I miss.

  6. Other radio time-shifting substitutes by LinuxParanoid · · Score: 4, Informative · on Review: PogoProducts' Radio Your Way

    This topic, and device, was last discussed on Slashdot May 12th (found via slashdot search for "radio your way".)

    Two links I found useful were a a competing piece of hardware, Neuros, and a much cheaper substitute if the radio program is streamed on the internet, Replay Radio. Plus an even earlier Slashdot thread.

    In fairness, this is not a dupe, as the May 12th thread was about 'future' products and this is a product review.

    --LP

  7. Already done - Replay Radio. by jelwell · · Score: 4, Informative · on TiVo For Radio?

    This is not the first time this type of application has been talked about on Slashdot.

    Anyways, this software already exists for intenet streaming radio broadcasts:
    http://www.replay-radio.com/

    Joseph Elwell.