"homepc" wrote in message
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On 02/04/2014 4:22 AM, VegasNightOwl wrote:
Hi again all!

A couple of weeks ago I posted a message looking into recording MP3 from
the
radios and quite a few replies followed. Although I was looking for it
to
be "software based" that was too tough to find, especially since
copyright
and patent laws on MP3. It seemed I was still stuck in the same
situation
until I happened to recall a device that can be used to transfer audio
from
a cassette player, record player, etc. After looking through my digital
junkyard I found it. It's the ADS Tech Instant Music. Just feed the
audio
into the input and connect to the PC via a USB cable and used the
software
on the CD then you have instant radio recording in MP3. For those
interested in such a device, there are a few for sale on ebay, both new
and
used. What's also nice is you can record 2 radios using one channel for
each. Of course, this can also be done in WMA as well.



VegasNightOwl


If I ever need to record to MP3 I just get an audio line into my PC and
use a free program called Audio Grabber.

http://www.audiograbber.org/

There is a timer recording option if you want to record a specific
program. Still works in Windows 7.




Interesting. Another option to choose from, as if 2 or 3 aren't many
already!
Thanks again!


VegasNightOwl