Software to Record Internet Music

**shyman** · 12-03-2009

What are the free or paid software to record music broadcast over the Internet? Is it legal that we can download music over the radio satellite. Thank you for any replies.

**JAMES_911** · 12-03-2009

Download Record the Radio .

Innovative functions:
* Thousands of stations arranged by category.
* Automatic song detection.
* Select your favourite stations and record them in one single click.
* Radio station search engine.
* Built-in player allows you to listen to the station you are recording without additional bandwidth.
* Commercials are ignored during the recording of the station.

**Viceman** · 12-03-2009

Here is a list of software designed to record streaming audio from online web-based radio stations and audio sources. Most of it is shareware with free trial useage. Plus, you'll find reviews, comparisons and advice on techniques. Whatever your favorite webcast, netcast or broadcast - you'll find an application with features to suit your needs.

Freecorder Toolbar - Free Sound Recorder

Easy Radio WM 1.4

**Expertz** · 12-03-2009

There are many software products that cover this growing demand as Internet radio takes hold. Folks realize that a computer can do a better job recording--not to mention saving tape storage space and ending the hassle of fast-forwarding and rewinding cassettes.

The best-known software for recording Internet-based radio broadcasts is Replay Radio, a $30 program that currently offers TiVo-type radio recording of nearly 1,000 specific shows and around 1,300 Web accessible radio stations. I'm betting your favorite show is among them, P.A. To find out, you can download a free limited demo at www.replay-radio.com.

This works great if you're only interested in hearing a show, as opposed to turning streaming music into MP3 file collections for use on mobile digital players. A large and growing number of commercially peddled programs handle that MP3-from-streaming audio but most of them are a bit weak on the scheduling aspect.

Applian Technologies Inc., maker of the Replay Radio program, also offers a more expensive ($50) program that can create MP3 files of streaming music cuts and usually tag each with song name, artist, etc., just as Napster and iTunes do.

Audio MP3 Recorder ($15), a much less expensive program that I use, lets the user click an icon and turn streaming audio into MP3 files on the fly. It's at www.mp3-recorder.biz.