recording what I broadcast

ryanglenn · 25th June 2002, 22:08

Is there a way OTHER than using the old dsp...(which I have had problems with) to recording my broadcasts? I REALLY need this.

26th June 2002, 03:37

Either use DSP 180. You could connect to your own stream and save it with a Stream Ripper program (connect to 127.0.0.1 too), but that is the roundabout way.

FesterHead · 26th June 2002, 17:51

I see the Oddcast DSP has a check box 'Save Broadcasts'. Give that a shot.

ryanglenn · 27th June 2002, 05:30

thanks for the suggestions... I found shoutgrab... which seems to work good

anafrin · 4th July 2002, 15:25

I use cool edit. With this program you can record in serveral bit samples. I have this one. You can ask me to get it.

Bernd

25th June 2002, 22:08	#1
ryanglenn Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 17	recording what I broadcast Is there a way OTHER than using the old dsp...(which I have had problems with) to recording my broadcasts? I REALLY need this.

4th July 2002, 15:25	#5
anafrin Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 16	cool edit I use cool edit. With this program you can record in serveral bit samples. I have this one. You can ask me to get it. Bernd

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26th June 2002, 03:37	#2
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	Either use DSP 180. You could connect to your own stream and save it with a Stream Ripper program (connect to 127.0.0.1 too), but that is the roundabout way.

26th June 2002, 17:51	#3
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	I see the Oddcast DSP has a check box 'Save Broadcasts'. Give that a shot.

27th June 2002, 05:30	#4
ryanglenn Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 17	thanks for the suggestions... I found shoutgrab... which seems to work good