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In Reply to: Yes, please provide hints!! posted by marc g. on December 29, 2005 at 07:18:12:
I can tell about my experience with two programs that allow for recording internet streams. They both allow you to designate the "source" of the stream, usually the sound card in the PC, or "windows default". The first is RIP Vinyl, which is very easy to use and cheap at $11. USD. It allows one to set level and time for when to "break the stream" and make a new file. It is intended to record a a side of vinyl and automaticly create individual tracks based on using silence between tracks. It can do the same thing for streamed internet songs that has silence between the tracks. see here for more detailshttp://www.ripvinyl.com/
The other program I use has a lot more flexibility, and allows auto time based wake up and recording of local (with an FM tuner) or internet streamed FM radio broadcasts. It more expensive but worth it at $20. It will also allow for automatic breaking of streams based on silence between tracks, with an autoname function.http://www.cooolsoft.com/mp3rec.htm
Note, neither one will log and insert the track names, but both will give you a designated file folder full of individual songs.
Both allow for options of conversion in storing the songs. I assume both methods have conversions from compressed to .wav involved. That is, the data is streamed compressed, then converted to wave, and then stored however you want it, wave or mp3 (you select the compression). I have used both programs and can verify they work fine. You can also see other reviews of them, or find other similar programs at www.download.com
Last, if you need to edit a file, the best free program to do that is Audacity.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
good luck, and happy new year to all !
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