Just connect the line level output of any scanner (usually can use headphone
jack as well) or shortwave reciever to the recording input of your
soundcard.

You may have to wire the cable going between the radio device and the
soundcard, OR use an adapter depending what radio you are recieving with.

Then, merely use some type of recording program like Soundforge, Cooledit or
similar to record into a .WAV file which will allow you edit the file,
getting rid of any extra junk and most decent audio programs like mentioned,
will have a way to save to a MP3 file. If not, there are MP3 conversion
programs like CDEX that will convert WAV files to MP3 files.


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"F*thejones" wrote in message
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Is there a good audio or radio/audio card?
I want to record radio to Mp3

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