hopethishelps(Competent) posted this on Monday, 1st March 2004, 12:53
Hi, I love listening to `essential mix` on radio 1 but its on at 2am in the morning. I used to record this onto minidisc with the timer on the radio, but often got interference from the radio..
On BBC.CO.UK/RADIO1 you can now get historic shows, does anyone know what software I need or how can I save these on my hard Disc or copy straight to CD??? I would class myself as a beginner when it comes to this sort of stuff..so any help much apreciated
Thanks in Advance..
RE: Saving live/historic radio streams to CD/DVD...
spartacus(Elite) posted this on Monday, 1st March 2004, 14:11
Have a look here at Total Recorder at just over £6. Excellent little app. - a word of warning though BBC only stream at mid forties (in comparison to 128-192 for others) over the net so not the best quality.
Spartacus
RE: Saving live/historic radio streams to CD/DVD...
jean88(Elite) posted this on Monday, 1st March 2004, 15:57
Spartacus is right, very good programme, the only thing to watch is that it installs its own driver, and was I tried to playback some track setup in Ejay Dance 4 the sound was all screwed up so I had to remove Total Recorder. I am sure that there is a way to have both programmes running together but I don`t know it.
