Simple Radio Recorder & Scheduler
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By 3 Users
Downloads
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Price :
Freeware
Size :
0.96MB |
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Version : 1.2.1 |
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WinME , Windows2000 , WinXP , Windows2003
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Simple program to record satellite/radio/TV
Presents to record satellite radio stations, AM/FM radio broadcasts as scheduled into compact MP3 data files. Also allows to program other events like working files and opening paperwork. Can wake system upwards from standby mode or perhaps hibernation. Allows to enjoy back sound input inside real time. Perfect to be able to record sound broadcasts to be able to skip all commercials afterwards. It is my desired solution to record the Howard Stern Show.
Next will be the specs for typically the program:
* Recording regarding the AM/FM, satellite radio stations broadcasts, as well since sound out of your stereo method, Boom-box, or TV;
5. Easy-to-understand step-by-step explanation regarding how to buy in addition to install necessary hardware;
5. Capacity to record in AUDIO and uncompressed PCM platforms;
* Setting schedule regarding unattended recording of virtually any length;
* Possibility to be able to wake system up coming from standby mode or this at scheduled time regarding recording;
* Setting additional scheduled events like working programs, opening files in addition to playing music, as properly as sending the method into suspended state;
5. Playing back of typically the live sound broadcast;
5. Running from your command range to maximize potential program;
* And furthermore : it is FREE in the event you register your copy within just first 30 days!
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Requirements :
Any Sound Card; Speakers; Minimum CPU: Pentium III 500+ MHz; Minimum RAM: 512MB; ACPI (not critical)
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