or flashgot add on if you're using firefox. I'm a big 20s to 50s fan myself and the 1920s radio network and doo wop express both come to mind, also radio dismuke for 1920s stuff. I collect old records and my youtube channel has over a thousand of them so far. http://www.youtube.com/user/djoutrage18/videos
On 7/8/15, Peter Scanlon <sca...@tpg.com.au> wrote: > You could use > > Replay Radio to record the stream. > > http://applian.com/replay-radio/ > > Nice radio site thanks. > > And check out > rockabilly-radio.net > if you like rock’n’roll from 40s and 50s. > > > > P. > > > > From: Chris Skarstad > Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2015 12:33 PM > To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org > Subject: downloading from a site that streams audio but doesn't allow > downloads > > Hi folks > > The subject line might seem kind of simple, but it's the only way I can > think of to describe the situation. Here's what's happening. There's a > specific website that allows you to listen to audio content, but it > doesn't offer links to download said content. I'm pretty sure there has > to be a way to do it though. it uses an html 5 player, which most > screenreaders can recognize, so listening to the audio is no problem. > It offers podcast feeds, but it only offers the last 10 or so items > posted, and I'd like to get a lot more of it. At one time it did allow > downloads but has since stopped for whatever reason. Just so everyone > can have a look, the website is: > http://www.formatchange.com > This is a website that allows you to listen to different radio stations > changing formats. Kind of geeky, but I've been a radio nut for years so > I like this sort of thing and i'm willing to bet others do too. So if > there's any software that'll allow me to capture this audio, I'd love to > get ahold of it and capture some more of this stuff. > > Thanks guys! > > > Chris > >
