Hello all...

i am curious, how are these sets recorded? Special software, high tech equipment?

I have radio here, i have 1 laptop and 1 desktop pc, i would like to record them myself, i think, if it is easy

Thanx in advance...

Greets
/Me

If you are recording off a radio, get a line in cable, with a headphone connector at both end, and plug one end into your radio, and the other into your line in plug in the back of your sound card

And then download a prog like total recorder, and your away

You can also record internet streams, search on google for those progs though

winamp + steamripper plugin

Indeed, so easy, use google to find streamripper

i record (=rip) my vinyl's and radiosets with Audiograbber 1.82 ...

not difficult in use

Thank you guys, i will definetly try as first StreamRipper and then audigrabber

Greets
/Me

Another question:

id&t broadcasts with 96KBPS, can i change that?
That it saves it directly to 192KBPS, i looked and there is no option like that on streamripper...

Does audiograbber support that, any function like that?

Thanx

To record my own mix cd-s I use Sound Force 4.5, really easy in use and to rip wav to mp3 you can use dBpoweramp Music Converter (use Google to search)

good luck!

Seems that it grabs the same quality that the stream is. You could just make 192 foor yourself. Why do u need it, quality will not be better anyway

Cause i listen my songs very hard ... have a stereo with 4 big soundsspeakers!

So when u are listening to 96kbps and to 192kbps u can hear the difference very well

Don't you think that if u'll encode 96 -> 192 u'll have better quality. The quality would be the same but file would be much bigger!

What does size makes a speaker more powerfull...??? my speakers are tiny, but they're extremely powerfull, like 80 Watt RMS!!!

By the way, you can better record from the radio, i've got cable ID&T Radio -> best quality