Replay Music recorder - record any music from sound card. Auto split and tag songs

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Replay Music Records, Identifies & Tags Songs from Thousands of Web Sites Automatically.

Key Features

• Capture Music from any Web Site or PC Software by recording it from sound card.
• Tags songs with Title, Artist, Album, Genre - Automatically!
• Saves High Quality MP3 Files.

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Download Music MP3s from Anywhere with this Amazing Music Recorder

Wouldn't it be great if you could download MP3s from online radio stations, MySpace, Music Videos, Digital Music Services, or anywhere else, automatically? With the artist, album, song and genre placed into the file for you? You can by recording with Replay Music!

Replay Music is a unique streaming music recorder that captures MP3 files from any web site or PC-based software. Every song is saved on your PC as a high quality MP3 file, automatically tagged with the artist, song title, album and genre, and perfectly separated into individual tracks. You can even burn songs directly to CDs, or copy them to your iPod or MP3 Player. Plus, it's incredibly easy to use. What a great way to discover new music!



Replay Music records MP3s, recognizes each song, and automatically adds the artist, song title, album and genre to each MP3 file. How cool is that!

What's Different about Replay Music? Unlike other recorders which just work with a few ShoutCast stations, Replay Music is the only product that works with high quality online radio stations, music videos, MySpace and popular subscription music services, and any PC-based program. It works great with Windows 7, Vista or XP.

Easy-to-use Music Recorder

Replay Music can turn music videos into MP3 files. Just open Replay Music and play the video - you'll get a fully tagged MP3 file as soon as the song ends.

Replay Music is also a great way to record streaming music from these popular Digital Music Services and more:
- Pandora
- YouTube
- Napster
- Rhapsody
- AccuRadio
- Spotify
- MySpace
- And many more! (Click here for a more comprehensive list of sites.)

(Legal note: Replay Music is not affiliated with any of these services, nor do we encourage violating any license agreements. We offer this list only for compatibility purposes.)

Tags Songs Automatically

Only Replay Music can automatically tag your recorded MP3s. Using proprietary song recognition technology, Replay Music identifies each song after it's recorded, and adds the artist, song title, album and genre information to each MP3 file. Not only can you record, but now you know what you're listening to!

Precise Track Splitting

Replay Music sports the most sophisticated track splitting algorithms on the planet. Besides just recording and tagging, each MP3 file contains the entire song -- no more, no less. Other recording programs may chop off the start or end of the song, or add unwanted noise. Replay Music's songs are always perfect.

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February 15, 2004
Replay Music -Version 1.0

First Release

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April 13, 2004
Replay Music -Version 1.01

-Added Set Recording After Idle option in settings.
-Fixed some problems with burning CDs.
-Unusual characters in the album name no longer disrupt recording.
-Recordings from AOL Radio are now at a higher quality.
-Some issues with manually tagging recordings are fixed.

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June 4, 2004
Replay Music -Version 1.02

• Improved the iTunes import interface - tracks are copied to iTunes more reliably.
• Added more high quality output settings - up to 320 Kbps.
• Number of recording credits remaining now appears in the About screen.
• MP3 files now use better quality CBR encoding.
• Improved track recognition when playing music from Windows Media Player.
• Fixed the 700 Meg output option setting when burning MP3 CDs.

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June 16, 2004
Replay Music -Version 1.03

• Fixed some problems editing multiple tracks.
• Improved communications to fingerprinting server.

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July 14, 2004
Replay Music -Version 1.04

• Added the ability to specify Genre in the track tags.
• Now records directly to WAV files as an option.

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August 6, 2004
Replay Music -Version 1.05

• Control-R key now starts and stops recordings.
• Improved recognition in WinAmp and MusicMatch On Demand.
• Can now edit album track numbers.
• Selections remain highlighted when editing a track.

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November 10, 2004
Replay Music -Version 2.0

• Allows for unlimited tagging. No more limit of 5000 songs.
• Improved song recognition database.
• Can move tracks up and down in the list.
• Can sort tracks by clicking on column headers.
• Adds album and genre information to songs.
• Use Replay Music 2.0 on more than one PC.
• Customize the file naming format.
• Ctrl+A selects all tracks.
• Added option to turn automatic tagging off.

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December 8, 2004
Replay Music -Version 2.01

• New tracks now always go to the bottom of the list.
• Play Track now shows media player.
• Improved recognition success rate.
• Fixed timed recording bug
• Fixed record to Audio CD 80 minute max bug.
• Added tabs to the settings dialog (helpful for 800x600 resolution displays).
• The Registration dialog is now accessible for screen reader programs for visually impaired users.
• Added new keystroke shortcuts: Ctrl+Alt+T accelerator used to sort title column, Ctrl+Alt+A accelerator used to sort Artist column, Ctrl+Alt+Shift+A accelerator used to sort Album column, Ctrl+Alt+G used to sort Genre column, Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T used to sort time column.

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January 28, 2005
Replay Music -Version 2.1

• Added an input volume control.
• Added a "No split" option.
• Added an "Artist" input text box in the "Start Recording Session" dialog box for better track recognition.
• Updated the song recognition system for better accuracy.
• Eliminated errors when shutting down computer.
• Demo version should no longer occasionally say you have no more tracks left to record in error.
• Fixed mis-splitting bug for recording from an external device such as using the "Line-in".
• Fixed recognition bug where sometimes Replay Music would identify a song that was already identified before.