[CLUE-Talk] recording off the air

[rknech at pcisys.net]

I know how to do it via winblows. I am sure you could do it similar with Linux, 
just haven't tried.

for recording good old Art Bell:

get macro scheduler and then use a script that goes out at the time/date you 
want and connect to the streaming server and save it as MP3. One Art Bell Show 
is about a 45 meg MP3 file.

I have a script I can post later (I have to dig it out at home) and maybe 
somone could hack up a perl script or something that would do something similar
and pipe it into any MP3 encoder.


> "R. Frank" wrote:
> 
> > Anyone know the answer: is it currently ok to tape off the air
> > for personal, unshared use?  Any references to web sites that
> > talk to this question?
> 
> I expect the copyright law is the same for TV and radio, so this should
> be ok.  IANAL, TINLA, and so on.
> 
> What you need to do is record the audio with your Linux box, convert to
> mp3 or some such, and burn to CD.  Then give a CLUE talk on how you did
> it all :-)  Of course if you don't have a CD player in your car you
> probably have better things to do.
> 
> Dave
> 
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On Sat, Apr 06, 2002 at 10:24:16PM -0800, bill ehlert wrote:
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The recent releases of Mozilla have been pretty good.  I've been using it
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for about 10 days and while I haven't stress tested it too much it's been
running fine.

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