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Posted by duckeedoug on 01/26/06 20:14
Why not look at Pogoproducts.com. They sell Portable AM/FM radios that
record directly to SD Memory cards. These units also have line in for
XM, Sirus, etc.
RMD wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 16:23:50 -0500, NRen2k5
> <napsterneorenegade@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Ken J. wrote:
> >> There are lots of AM-FM radio shows that I would like to record, save and
> >> archive onto my computer. Ideally, I would like to have this audio
> >> saved in MP3 format.
> >>
> >> What kind of audio equipment would I need if I wanted to transfer
> >> and save AM-FM radio (or Sirius or XM satellite) radio shows
> >> into my computer??? Which gadgets work best for this?
> >
> >Well, there are radio tuner cards you can get which will allow you to
> >tune into radio stations on your computer.
> >
> >But the easiest way to record radio shows would be to get yourself a
> >3.5mm-3.5mm (1/8"-1/8") patch cable, and connect it from the
> >headphone-out of a radio, to the line-in of the computer.
> >
> >Then you can use any audio-recording program to record the radio shows.
> >I recommend AudioGrabber; unless I'm mistaken, it has the ability to do
> >recordings on a timer so you don't have to be in front of the computer.
> >
> >- NRen2k5
>
>
> I use Messer (freeware - Google Messer) for timer recordings, mainly
> because of it's wonderful VU meters, which make setting the sound
> level easy.
>
> Ross
> (To get email address ROT 13)
> ebff_qnyl@lnubb.pbz
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