Can't add a station to StreamTuner2

[woodsmoke]

Hi
I use streamtuner to record streams to listen to while driving and also to listen to talk radio or something so that I can listen to a program later.

I used to be able to do that with the original streamtuner but the new streamtuner does not seem, to me, to have a way to just "add a station", like your local radio station which does streams.

If anyone could please indicate how to do this to the woodcluelesssmoke he would be VERY grateful.

BTW I can't get Kradioripper to work.

woodsmoke

[arochester]

Look at this page: http://www.ehow.com/how_7182441_capt...dio-linux.html

OK it's outside Streamtuner2...

You can use VLC which creates an MP3 in my Music folder.

You can use streamripper (kstreamripper?) It rips tracks and creates MP3s in a folder which it makes named after the radio station.

[woodsmoke]

Hi arochester

Thanks very much for the linky etc. but I think that the situation is that one does not actually listen "to" the radio station, such as a local radio station. It seems that there is some kind of "other entity" between the station and when one hears something.

I can't even find a link in view source.

So, I think that possibly this is a DRM thing that one can't get around.

woodsmoke

[arochester]

I am not sure that I understand your need here. Do you want to just "add" a station , or do you want to record it? (Or both?)

Do you want to listen to a particular station? Can you say which?

To just listen to stations I use (amongst other things) RadioTray.

[GreyGeek]

I use EtherApe and it's "nodes" display to show the URL & IP of a radio station I've got running on the Internet. One can try the URL in VLC. If it plays then save it as a file, giving it a name but not an extension, which VLC will provide. Next time you want to listen just use VLC to open that saved file (*.xfps) and it starts playing. Using the IP address usually doesn't work because it does not contain the function call or the port number.