[franklel]

Does anyone have experience with radiolover or other capturing software for itunes radio? pros, cons, etc...

[-Q-]

Originally posted by franklel:
Does anyone have experience with radiolover or other capturing software for itunes radio? pros, cons, etc...

Try WireTap from Ambrosia. Works perfectly for me.

[KidRed]

cons-
-will get fading of previous songs at the beginning of some files.
-hope the songs are what you want
-poor quality
-sometimes get weird cut offs at the end of songs

pros-
no one listens to cassettes anymore.

[clam2000]

alternatively try http://streamripperx.sourceforge.net/

the hardest part is finding the stream:
1) open itunes and select 'get info' while selecting the stream
2) type the 'where' field into a browser, this will download a .pls file
3) open this file in simple text, one of the entries is File1, this is what you tell stream ripper to record

pros:
splits songs into individual mp3s
user-friendly, and built for just this reason

--will

[TheIceMan]

I believe StreamRipper is now called RadioLover.

[atomised]

i used streamripper a couple of times, the quality resembled taping AM radio onto cassettes (slighty exaggerating but you get my point), i really enjoyed grabbing a couple of the songs but it was like hitting record and taking pot luck on what song was going to appear next.

[moki]

Originally posted by -Q-:
Try WireTap from Ambrosia. Works perfectly for me.

...and the URL is... http://www.AmbrosiaSW.com/utilities/freebies/