[espressoMarv]

Hi

I want to record a newscast on a regular basis but do not want the video - just the audio. Will the programs listed in the sticky work?

Thank you

Marvin

[Stream Recorder]

It is usually more reliable to download video stream with a media stream recorder (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/all-streaming-video-recording-software.htm) and then extract audio track from the video file with an audio/video converter (http://all-streaming-media/convert-audio-video-files/).

Replay A/V (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/Replay-AV-capture-Streaming-Video-Audio-Radio-Shows-Online-TV-Broadcasts-Video-Clips-Audio-Archives-Podcasts-Free-to-try.htm) is a stream recorder that can convert downloaded streaming content to a format like MP3, OGG. But I suggest you to download video stream first and then convert it to an audio file (You can do it with Replay A/V as well). Replay A/V can schedule your recordings as well.

Please note that some streams can't be downloaded so you have to use direct sound recording software (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-audio-stream/direct-sound-recording.htm) (it can record any sound produced by your sound card). Audacity (http://all-streaming-media.com/edit-audio-video/Audacity-free-sound-editor-Windows-Linux-MacOSX.htm) is a free sound editor and direct sound recording software that I recommend. But as the majority of direct sound recorders it has no scheduling feature.

p.s. please post a link so that we can suggest the best way to record your stream

[espressoMarv]

Thank you for the reply

This is where I plan on recording from:

http://www.robtv.com/shows/past_archive.tv

these are show that are posted to watch anytime convieient - I want to record the audio part so I can listen on the way to work.

Thank you

Marvin