recording Internet radio?

[Aleksandr Miroslav]

Is there something I can install from ports on a server to record Internet
radio? There is a show that plays outside the timezone I live in that I
would like to record and listen to offline/later.

thank you,
Alex

[Polytropon]

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
Is there something I can install from ports on a server to record Internet
radio? There is a show that plays outside the timezone I live in that I
would like to record and listen to offline/later.

If you can stream it (without the need of using a web browser),
maybe mplayer/mencoder or rtmpdump could be used.

[Jonesy via freebsd-questions]

Post by Polytropon

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
Is there something I can install from ports on a server to record Internet
radio? There is a show that plays outside the timezone I live in that I
would like to record and listen to offline/later.

If you can stream it (without the need of using a web browser),
maybe mplayer/mencoder or rtmpdump could be used.

Also, streamripper

Jonesy

[(•‿•) Dhénin Jean-Jacques]

2016-07-12 3:51 GMT+02:00 Jonesy via freebsd-questions <

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav

Post by Polytropon

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
Is there something I can install from ports on a server to record

Internet

Post by Polytropon

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
radio? There is a show that plays outside the timezone I live in that I
would like to record and listen to offline/later.

If you can stream it (without the need of using a web browser),
maybe mplayer/mencoder or rtmpdump could be used.

Also, streamripper
Jonesy
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#! /bin/sh

# 1h = 3600
# 1h30 = 5400
# 2h = 7200
# 2h30 = 9000
# 5h (une nuit fc) = 18000
# 6h00 = 24000

TERM=xterm

DUREE=$1

echo "killall mplayer" | at +$DUREE minutes

cd ~/Desktop/Les_nuits

# -noconsolecontrols

/usr/local/bin/mplayer -noconsolecontrols -really-quiet -slave -ao
pcm:file="`date "+%j-%Hh%M"`.wav" \
http://audio.scdn.arkena.com/11010/franceculture-midfi128.mp3

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[Aleksandr Miroslav]

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
Is there something I can install from ports on a server to record

Internet

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
radio?

If you can stream it (without the need of using a web browser),
maybe mplayer/mencoder or rtmpdump could be used.

Awesome, thanks for the tip. mplayer and a bit of scripting did the trick.

[Aleksandr Miroslav]

On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 11:39 PM, (•‿•) Dhénin Jean-Jacques <

Post by (•‿•) Dhénin Jean-Jacques
[...]
echo "killall mplayer" | at +$DUREE minutes
[...]
/usr/local/bin/mplayer -noconsolecontrols -really-quiet -slave -ao
pcm:file="`date "+%j-%Hh%M"`.wav" \
http://audio.scdn.arkena.com/11010/franceculture-midfi128.mp3

Thanks for sending this script. I ended up writing mine before you sent
this message. Instead of using at(1), I just sleep for [length of show] and
kill mplayer. Also, I didn't know about the -really-quiet and -slace
switches. Good to know.

[Aleksandr Miroslav]

On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 6:51 PM, Jonesy via freebsd-questions <

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
Is there something I can install from ports on a server to record

Internet

Post by Aleksandr Miroslav
radio?

maybe mplayer/mencoder or rtmpdump could be used.
Also, streamripper

As it turns out, streamripper is even better than mplayer. The command line
switches are very good and pretty much do what I want. With mplayer I
needed a script, streamripper allows me record with a single command.

More importantly, mplayer recorded to wav, which made for large files. My 4
hour recording was several Gigabytes before I used lame to convert to MP3.
streamripper records directly to AAC. The recording is 60MiB in size.

Thanks again for suggesting it.