recording streaming audio

[6/3/06] I tried Solway's Internet TV and Radio player [from frwr-news]. It plays, but the recording is barely audible.

[5/29/06] Freecorder does exactly as it sounds -- it is an easy-to-use FREE software program that lets you record sounds on your PC. The benefits: Records what you hear from your speakers, Saves recordings as MP3 files, Easy to use. [frwr-news, 5/10/06]

[4/7/06] Here's another one to try: MP3myMP3 Recorder (saves any audio you hear on your computer straight to mp3 or wav. IF YOU CAN HEAR IT, YOU CAN RECORD IT!) [from frwr-news 5/30/05]

[1/29/06] Here's an easy way to do it, XstreamRadio, an integrated radio player and MP3 recorder. However it probably doesn't have the stations I want. Especially now that kccn1420am has become a pay-per-listen. Actually it looks like it's no longer on the net? [5/29/06 - no it's KKEA 1420 now known as sportsradio]

[8/18/05] One of my future projects in mind is to record streaming audio off the internet.

I haven't tried too hard yet, but I'm saving some links to try for future reference.

Hi-Q Recorder is free sound recording software to record streaming audio, Internet radio, webcasts, music, meetings, classes, seminars, convert LP's, records, tapes and a lot more. It's an MP3 sound recorder to record anything you can hear!

[10/27/09] Finally (four years later) tried Hi-Q recorder after seeing again in the frwr-news list. I like it. You can adjust sound quality and volume. The major problem is that the free version doesn't support scheduled or timed recordings. Gasp, I'm even considering paying money for the full version to get that feature.