Windows Media Player

I am trying to record a internet radio show program that is broadcast throu WMP. Does Windows Media Player have a record option ?

Nope not to my knowledge, but what you can do is hook up a casette recorder to your computer and record the audio that way.

wmp = WORST MEDIA PLAYER EVER. Use Quicktime Pro.

Use realplayer. i had the same problem but realplayer plays radio.

Originally posted by Atomix
Use realplayer. i had the same problem but realplayer plays radio.

They all play radio, the question was recording I believe and the only way I know to do that is to hook up a recording device to the audio output on the sound card

Thanks guys for the advice... Ill see what i can do

This is just one I found there are many more out there.
I can't say how well this one works, I don't use it my self
Sauron


All Audio Recorder 2.10




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[edit on 19/6/2005 by Sauron]

if u listen to the radio station through iTunes u can get a plugin that alous you to save the radio station to a file

Although I can't think of a specific thing you can get programs that record absolutely everything that goes out your soundcard.

Ypu could record it using Total Recorder, I have recorded streams with it before.
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