Hey Geeks!

Hand-check...
 
 
 

...I thought so!

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Geek Club

 Danny_G wrote: 

 Danny_G wrote: 
*grumble*

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Come on buddy, use it and prove to your kids that dad is a real and fearless man ;-)

 Danny_G wrote: 
Real men write code, and let cron do the repetitive tasks.

  Windows users can use the "Scheduled Tasks" Control Panel app-let in place of cron.

 MonkeyPod wrote:  I just stitched it on there.
Works.

 onlylynne wrote: 
Have you figured out how to use your computer's cup-holder yet?

 Danny_G wrote: 
Hey, good site!


real men wtf grumble grumble

 Danny_G wrote: 
I read your HOWTO and it looks good.  I wrote a script that uses streamripper to capture a single file then chop it up for use with CD-RW and CD-TEXT info.  I use it in my car that doesn't handle MP3 files but can handle Artist and Song titles.

All you need is one of these...


Oh! I thought this said seam ripping!

Nevermind.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Sounds like a wiener!

You can use graphical front-ends from http://streamripper.sourceforge.net/
or, if you're brave, just the console, like the real men do
http://sites.google.com/site/rpwiki/rp-howto-pages/ripping-rp-stream-with-streamripper-linuxunix-command-line-tutorial

 MonkeyPod wrote: 
Yes.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Does it have an option to ignore the metadata and just record a single file?

edit:  RadioLover...

 MonkeyPod wrote: 
streamripper breaks the stream into individual songs. Which sucks.

edit: radiolover seems to allow recording as one big chunk of music. Which is what I would want.
 

 owld_skipper wrote: 
I've not used this software and I'm not sure if it is current but it is a start:  StreamRipperX

edit: newer version - RadioLover

 BillG wrote: 
Can any of our faithful listeners point me to something that tells me how to do this on my little Mac Power Book G4?

dnewhous wrote:
We are perfectly happy to have people copy blocks of RP programming for offline listening. We do discourage people from using streamrippers that separate our stream into individual song files — but those don't work very well with RP anyway, since we don't leave gaps in between the songs.

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I bet that stung.

Take that!