Topic: Recording an Internet Stream

[Cheesecadet]

I use soundflower on my Mac and it is simple

[billydee]

I record internet radio streams from time to time and Audacity has worked just fine.
Update- I just remembered that there's something you need to do with the pc sound card settings in order to get Audacity to record streams correctly. If you decide to give it another try PM me and I'll try and help you out.

[ScoobieKW]

It took me 30 seconds to successfully record an archive.org stream with CD Wave.

[Len Moskowitz (Core Sound)]

Total Recorder. $18. Worth every penny.

www.totalrecorder.com/

[chinariderstl]

Well, I recorded the stream with SoundTap and there was a lot of background/white noise in the recording.  I tried messing around with the Noise Removal feature in Audacity, but that didn't seem to fix it.  I didn't have time to run headphone > M10, so I had little to compare it with.  Oh well, live and learn.  I'll have to practice a little before the next show.

Thanks, again, for all the advice.

[danny3]

While I can't know what caused the noise, I should have mentioned that I think when using SoundTap it is important to have nothing else running on the computer before starting up the program.

Sorry it didn't work. I'm looking at checking out Len's recommendation just for kicks.

[rigpimp]

Total Recorder works great and records straight to FLAC.  CDWave should work fine as well.

I used the use Applian's Replay Media Catcher to capture complete (audio & video) Concert Window streams and noticed for the first time yesterday that it no longer grabs the URL.  I should have tried to sniff it out with URLSnooper.

[DF81]

If you have a Mac, you can do it for free with Soundflower and Quicktime.
http://www.macworld.com/article/1159440/soundflower_capture.html

I've done this to capture Youtube audio when no other methods were available...

you can use QT to record video too (record screen function).