Task Scheduler - what you have to do is launch internet explorer from
the command line in Task Scheduler, with the URL as the argument.
With Replay AV you would need to schedule start & stop times for each
hour, but you can then leave that schedule intact for daily use.
You'd need to change the UR
Thanks for the useful info, Richard et al. I'd forgotten about the MT
piece. If my office/radio room were neater, I'd be able to find it
in a jiffy -- but what you've provided is quite useful.
I wasn't sure if Windows' task scheduler would allow me to specify a
stream. I'll try to read up on Task
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> Subject: Re: [Swprograms] timer-recording Internet streams
>
> Well put - and your are correct, the podcast variety is increasing.
> That renders this whole discussion moot.
>
> Radio Netherlands has all of their programs available for
> download/podcast. Most of Radio Aus
Well put - and your are correct, the podcast variety is increasing.
That renders this whole discussion moot.
Radio Netherlands has all of their programs available for
download/podcast. Most of Radio Australia's programs as well.
Canada's CBC Radio One offers podcasts culled from their various
pro
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> Subject: Re: [Swprograms] timer-recording Internet streams
>
> Those are fine for podcasts -- i.e. downloadable audio -- but quite
> often the good stuff isn't downloadable, it's only streamable.
>
> Take the BBC World Service...roughly 1/4 of their programming is
> d
Those are fine for podcasts -- i.e. downloadable audio -- but quite
often the good stuff isn't downloadable, it's only streamable.
Take the BBC World Service...roughly 1/4 of their programming is
downloadable / podcastable. The balance is streamed and is available
for on-demand streaming but not
Are you familiar with RSS, or even (shudder) iTunes?
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Short answer:
I can help you with all of this...I do it on a near-daily basis.
I am not familiar with Audio Recorder Deluxe, but I can point you to a
couple freeware programs that will do what you want.
If Audio Recorder Deluxe has the capability to be started from the
command line, and you know
I have a pretty regular daily and weekly schedule for listening to
programs I like
from international broadcasters. As much as I'd rather be tuning in on
my NRD-515
(with Sherwood modification), I am forced by many broadcasters to use
the Internet
to hear them.
I have an audio-recorder program (Au
