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Amy wrote:
I like listening to foreign radio stations via the internet. But it is not practical for me to listen via my computer. Does anyone know if there is a way or a gizmo that will let me access my choice of foreign radio stations on my stereo? I am a beginner at this. One option, since it appears you're in Canada, is to record CBC Radio One overnight. Between 1 and 5am they relay various foreign stations. You could get a cable with two "RCA" plugs on one end and a "1/8" stereo plug" on the other (available at Radio Shack and most computer stores) to patch a tape record output on your stereo to the "line input" on your computer's sound card, then use a timed recording program like Total Recorder (http://www.highcriteria.com , there are other choices out there) to automatically record to your hard disk at the desired time. -- Doug Smith W9WI Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66 http://www.w9wi.com |
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