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Is anyone planning on recording the special on the band airing this and next weekends on the bbc2? my radio is in america and i don't think it can pick up the signal. i for one would love a recording if anyone does. i've got boatloads of live stuff for trade.

thanks

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I'd like a copy as well if anyone is recording it - same as Robin, loads of stuff for trade !

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My cousin is going to mini-disc it which will then eventually find it's way onto CD.

It won't be a particularly quick turnaround (as we don't see our mate with the MD to CD capabilities very often) but if you're prepared to wait a bit...

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Originally posted by robin Is anyone planning on recording the special on the band airing this and next weekends on the bbc2? my radio is in america and i don't think it can pick up the signal. i for one would love a recording if anyone does. i've got boatloads of live stuff for trade.thanks

You can listen to it via the Net. Instructions on the homepage...

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I am pretty sure marcello from Brazil will record it.

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I wanna know which programme I should use to record that :confused:

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It's also archived for a week afterwards, so even if you miss it first time round (and I will, as I'm out both Saturdays), you can then relisten to it.

As for recording it, I usually use CoolEdit, recording in real time, and then save as a WAV file, little bit of editing, and then burn to a CD/convert to MP3/etc.

l8rs,

Nick :)

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Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round > Originally posted by robin> Is anyone planning on recording the special on the band airing this and next weekends on the bbc2? my radio is in america and i don't think it can pick up the signal. i for one would love a recording if anyone does. i've got boatloads of live stuff for trade.> > thanks

You can listen to it via the Net. Instructions on the homepage...

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Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round > Originally posted by robin> Is anyone planning on recording the special on the band airing this and next weekends on the bbc2? my radio is in america and i don't think it can pick up the signal. i for one would love a recording if anyone does. i've got boatloads of live stuff for trade.> > thanks

You can listen to it via the Net. Instructions on the homepage...

whoops. unfortunately i'm still on a dial-up modem, so streaming audio isn't very pleasuable. plus whatever compression tool that most radio stations use make webcasts sound like shit to my ears.

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Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart I wanna know which programme I should use to record that :confused:

Don't bother. Just buy it off ebay one week later! ;)

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Yeah, gonna be taping both shows on humble cassette, but I've got a mate who I can ask to record it onto MD, which I can (hopefully) then bung onto CD-R. Will keep you posted...

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I have Streambox VCR that can download the stream from the BBC directly.

This assumes there isn't any congestion, so taping the actual radio would be safer...

Funny, I've never heard any documentary on the RADIO before.. always been TV, it must be.. special.

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Originally posted by Spotnick I have Streambox VCR that can download the stream from the BBC directly.This assumes there isn't any congestion, so taping the actual radio would be safer...Funny, I've never heard any documentary on the RADIO before.. always been TV, it must be.. special.

Hi Nicos

Can you send me via e-mail some instructions for how to deal this programme ?

Thanks

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I will record it with total recorder as an mpeg file! max. is 56kbps. Test it with the programm now on radio 2, really good quality!

Streambox vcr: try it here (download link): http://www.pctip.ch/library/downloads/dl.asp?id=4957

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Guide to Streambox VCR here :)

You may also find the Real Audio to MP3 guide here useful (this is from my website about DVD players BTW !)

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I have a Traxdata Audio CD recorder as part of my Hi-Fi. I am planning to record the show direct to CD from my Denon TU260L mk.II tuner. I get a clean strong signal when tuned to Radio 2.

As the broadcast is split into 2 one hour shows I am planning to produce a 2 CD set.

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart I wanna know which programme I should use to record that :confused:

Don't bother. Just buy it off ebay one week later! ;)

Thats one spooky avatar Al

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Originally posted by Adam Tate I have a Traxdata Audio CD recorder as part of my Hi-Fi. I am planning to record the show direct to CD from my Denon TU260L mk.II tuner. I get a clean strong signal when tuned to Radio 2.As the broadcast is split into 2 one hour shows I am planning to produce a 2 CD set.

I've a Pioneer audio CD recorder but no tuner! so that's me stuffed then.

Can I beg a copy when it's done?

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Peter If I suceed in mine one belongs to you.

Jan,Clayton or anybody else.

I will use Streambox VCR .Is this sound recorded .rm or .mp3 file in this programme ?

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Originally posted by The Haçienda must be (re)Built

Thats one spooky avatar Al

that's Al pictured at the recent Darth Vadar for Euro president,Anti Nuclear consultation party,Tartan For All and London Borough of Tower Hamlets Binmen want leather gloves combined Demo at Hyde Park, London

OR it might be Howard Devoto!

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I'm going to record both parts onto a C120 tape. If anyone wants a copy just email me. They'll go out week starting 21st July

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Originally posted by Marko I'm going to record both parts onto a C120 tape. If anyone wants a copy just email me. They'll go out week starting 21st July

Nice one Marko, can this be part of a trade in the near future?

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Originally posted by Solitude > Originally posted by Marko I'm going to record both parts onto a C120 tape. If anyone wants a copy just email me. They'll go out week starting 21st July

Nice one Marko, can this be part of a trade in the near future?

Oh yes. Checked your email recently, Peter?

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What are you going to tape Marko ?

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Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart What are you going to tape Marko ?

O Julio, ele vai a fita o novo documentory de rádio de ordem em rádio de bbc 2 noite de tommorow. Disse que emviará para fora cópias de semana começar 21 julho. tome Peter de cuidado

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Nie rozumiem.

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Originally posted by Old Blue My cousin is going to mini-disc it which will then eventually find it's way onto CD.It won't be a particularly quick turnaround (as we don't see our mate with the MD to CD capabilities very often) but if you're prepared to wait a bit...

any chance of an MD making it's way to the States...hell...I might even be able to help with some CDs...

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Originally posted by Solitude. I've a Pioneer audio CD recorder but no tuner! so that's me stuffed then.

Can I beg a copy when it's done?

Yeah no probs - email me your address and I'll post the CD's to you.

However, just wondered if you have a Digital TV box ?? If so you can connect the TV box to your HiFi amp, as if it was a radio tuner, using a normal phono lead. Then simply switch on the TV and select Radio 2 - now record the analogue signal using your Pioneer CD Recorder. My TV box is from NTL and I can listen to a wide variety of Radio Stations - I believe the Sky boxes also provide Radio.

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Originally posted by Solitude > Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart What are you going to tape Marko ?

O Julio, ele vai a fita o novo documentory de rádio de ordem em rádio de bbc 2 noite de tommorow. Disse que emviará para fora cópias de semana começar 21 julho. tome Peter de cuidado

Entendi tudo ,Peter.Como 2+2 são 4 :lol:

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Originally posted by Adam Tate > Originally posted by Solitude. > I've a Pioneer audio CD recorder but no tuner! so that's me stuffed then.> > Can I beg a copy when it's done?

Yeah no probs - email me your address and I'll post the CD's to you.

However, just wondered if you have a Digital TV box ?? If so you can connect the TV box to your HiFi amp, as if it was a radio tuner, using a normal phono lead. Then simply switch on the TV and select Radio 2 - now record the analogue signal using your Pioneer CD Recorder. My TV box is from NTL and I can listen to a wide variety of Radio Stations - I believe the Sky boxes also provide Radio.

I have no chance because my daughter controls the Sky box and will be watching Nickleodeon as usual. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll email you in a week or so.

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For those who are going to record this documentary using StreamBox VCR, copy and paste this URL: rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio2/docu3.ra

The file is 13.3 MB in size.

Post edited because I've mistyped the address.

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I have an mp3 of tonight's show, but it came off as a vbr. It's about ~57mb and it's up on soulseek. My slsk name is aem4162.

I hope you enjoy it.

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Originally posted by Ricardo For those who are going to record this documentary using StreamBox VCR, copy and paste this URL: rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio2/docu3.raThe file is 13.3 MB in size.Post edited because I've mistyped the address.

Thanks for this Ricardo - I just couldn't nail the address at all. Out of curiosigty - how did you do it ? Did you use URL Snooper ?

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Ricardo

It doesn't function here yet.You changed it but remains the same problem.

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Originally posted by clayts > Originally posted by Ricardo> For those who are going to record this documentary using StreamBox VCR, copy and paste this URL: rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio2/docu3.ra> > The file is 13.3 MB in size.> > Post edited because I've mistyped the address.

Thanks for this Ricardo - I just couldn't nail the address at all. Out of curiosigty - how did you do it ? Did you use URL Snooper ?

Nope, I used only StreamBox VCR. If you use the documentary link in StreamBox, you'll download a file called "radio2_aod.shtml_docu3". It's 32KB but somewhere in there there's a link to "docu3.rpm". If you download this file, you'll find the final link. ;)

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Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart RicardoIt doesn't function here yet.You changed it but remains the same problem.

Your computer has a problem, format your hard disk and install everything from the scratch again. :computer2:

Now seriously, I don't know. There must be something wrong with your Streambox VCR, as I double-checked the URL and clayts was able to download it as well.

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Originally posted by Ricardo > Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart RicardoIt doesn't function here yet.You changed it but remains the same problem.

Your computer has a problem, format your hard disk and install everything from the scratch again. :computer2:

Now seriously, I don't know. There must be something wrong with your Streambox VCR, as I double-checked the URL and clayts was able to download it as well.

I downloaded but I just can't listen to it.Real Media Player doesn't open the file.

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Nope, I used only StreamBox VCR. If you use the documentary link in StreamBox, you'll download a file called "radio2_aod.shtml_docu3". It's 32KB but somewhere in there there's a link to "docu3.rpm". If you download this file, you'll find the final link. ;)

Yes, that shtml file was all I could come up with - I didn't think to actually look in that file for the proper link ! I'll know for next time :)

Thanks for clarifying.

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I downloaded but I just can't listen to it.Real Media Player doesn't open the file.

Try changing your .ra file associations to WinAmp - plays fine in that :)

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OK, here's the lowdown for people who have Streambox VCR but don't know how to 'peel' a hidden URL.

The process goes like this: go to the page that has the link, and save the link as a file (with right-click, and "save target as"). Then, take a text editor (Notepad, for instance), open the file, and copy the "http:" link found within (it is best to use the "search" function, as there will be a lot of codes in the text). Paste that in a browser window, and when the browser prompts you, save the file to your computer. Open that with a text editor, and look for a link with "rtsp://" (this time, most likely, this will be the only text in the file). That will be downloadable via Streambox.

Complications complement my life :).

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Originally posted by Ricardo For those who are going to record this documentary using StreamBox VCR, copy and paste this URL: rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio2/docu3.raThe file is 13.3 MB in size.Post edited because I've mistyped the address.

How did you get it? I lost 20 mins of my life hunting that URL! With no luck!

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Ricardo> For those who are going to record this documentary using StreamBox VCR, copy and paste this URL: rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio2/docu3.ra> > The file is 13.3 MB in size.> > Post edited because I've mistyped the address.

How did you get it? I lost 20 mins of my life hunting that URL! With no luck!

Come on Nick, the answer is here in this thread. Don't you read all the posts? :laugh:

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I'm using StreamBox and the correct URL, but it's just not connecting for me. Does anyone have the file already downloaded that I could download from them?

Thanks!

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