I'd like one that can record right from the network, as captured, so that 
it's done quietly. I find when I use replayradio, it never unmutes the sound 
card at times, and well, what if I want to use the system while it's going? 
I often have beyond TV recording quietly in the background, so I can sur ff 
the net while it goes and not hear the TV show. I'd like that feature for 
net radio too.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chris Skarstad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2005 1:38 AM
Subject: screamer-radio


> Hi folks
> I was listening to a radio show that some friends of mine were doing
> earlier on, and one of them recommended this cool little program called
> Screamer-radio.  It's a very simple program that allows you to listen to,
> and save streams as mp3 files.  It has a whole bunch of preset stations,
> and with a click of a button, you can record it and save it as an mp3 file
> at the bitrate you choose.
> It also plays mp3, WMA and Ogg Vorbis files on your hard drive, so
> it's  good for playing those if you like, but it's strengths lie in the
> streaming area of things.  i had this program downloaded and, installed 
> and
> working within 5 minutes.  This program could not be simpler to  use. The
> buttons are all very nicely labeled and it's very easy to set it up to 
> your
> specifications.
> The only things that don't read correctly are the slider bar that controls
> the volume control, and you do have to read your title bar to get 
> streaming
> information like artist and titles of streams, if available.  Sometimes 
> you
> have to use your screenreader's review cursor to get this info.  It seems
> to be different forsome streams so I'm not sure about that part of
> it.  This program is freeware, but they ask for a donation if you like the
> product.  I think I'll definitely be throwing something their way.  The
> only thing missing in this that would make it complete for me is to have
> some kind of timer function so i could have it launch at a particular 
> time,
> and start recording.  I know other programs can do that and you could set
> up a program like Macro Scheduler to do that, but it'd be nice to have 
> that
> all in one program.  They do have forums for the product, so they do have
> people making suggestions.  You can get it and find out more about it at
> http://www.screamer-radio.com
>  I haven't figured out why they actually call it screamer, rather than
> streamer, but that's what it is!
> Like I said, this program is completely accessible, no scripts or set 
> files
> needed to work this. Hope this may be of some use to you guys.
>
>
>
>
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