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Streamwriter has an update
There is an update to this application dated 29 December. Now version 5.4.0.2
www.streamwriter.org |
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There is an update to this application dated 29 December. Now version 5.4.0.2
www.streamwriter.org |
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Stig
You say its a niche product. Maybe it is, but for me its better than Winamp, i tunes, Windows Media Player etc. |
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I started off using dar.fm and paying the subscription, then I moved to a simple 5 line script on my Synology NAS set up as a scheduled task in the UI.
The software mentioned in this thread looks much more powerful, but I am happy with what the NAS does as it writes the stream to a folder which is set up with Bittorrent Sync and then the recorded radio steams are automatically synced to my phone, my Podcast player on the phone even watches the sync folder for stuff to put into my playlist, so I effectively have my own podcast maker for any online stream. This is the code if anyone is interested: Code:
#!/bin/sh today=`date +%Y-%m-%d` filename="Legal_Hour."$today".mp3" /bin/wget http://media-the.musicradio.com:80/LBCLondonMP3 -O /volume1/Big\ Drive/Music\ and\ Audio/Podcasts/$filename -q& sleep 3500 kill `pidof wget` |
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