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Old January 31st 04, 03:48 PM
Mike Rivers
 
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In article writes:

I am trying to record some Real Media Streams from the KQED archive so
that I can listen to it in my car when driving home.


I wanted to do that at one time, and someone referred me to the
program Total Recorder. It isn't free but it's pretty cheap.But
I'm cheaper and I didn't buy it. You can download a free trial
version that will let you record for a trivially short amout of
time so you can't acutally get any use out of it but can see
how it works. The advanced edition even lets you schedule a
recording of a streaming program unattended. If it will work
on your computer (it's Windoze) you might want to check it out.


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