You could grab an older source, see what was pulled out, and patch it back in.
On Sunday 21 July 2002 16:51, Chuck Shirley wrote: > rpm -qi streamripper output contains: > > Description : > streamripper records shoutcast compatible and live365 streams. > For shoutcast style streams it finds the "meta data" or track > separation data, and uses that as a marker for where the track > should be separated. For live365 streams it hits the website > and finds when a track has changed. Either way, the MP3 data > will be decoded and scanned for a silent point which is where > tracks will be created. > > BUT, from /usr/share/doc/streamripper-1.32/CHANGES > > Changes in 1.0.3~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* > Removed live365 ripping (legal reasons) > > (Which explains why I couldn't record any live365 streams...) > > Time to update the description? > > -Chuck
