Difference between revisions of "Recording radio streams"
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* -l 1800 - record for this many seconds (30 minutes) and then quit | * -l 1800 - record for this many seconds (30 minutes) and then quit | ||
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| + | Put the following into /etc/cron.d/krmlradio to have it launched by cron: | ||
25 8 * * Sun rday /usr/bin/streamripper http://krmlcarmel.afraid.org:8000/listen.pls -d /store/music -a -l 2400 | 25 8 * * Sun rday /usr/bin/streamripper http://krmlcarmel.afraid.org:8000/listen.pls -d /store/music -a -l 2400 | ||
That should begin recording at 8:25am and stop recording at 9:05am | That should begin recording at 8:25am and stop recording at 9:05am | ||
Revision as of 23:25, 11 May 2008
The following command will create an mp3 file from a radio broadcast stream.
streamripper http://krmlcarmel.afraid.org:8000/listen.pls -d /store/music -a -l 1800
The options are:
- -d /store/music - the location to store the resulting files
- -a - do not try to split the stream into individual files based on silence between songs
- -l 1800 - record for this many seconds (30 minutes) and then quit
Put the following into /etc/cron.d/krmlradio to have it launched by cron:
25 8 * * Sun rday /usr/bin/streamripper http://krmlcarmel.afraid.org:8000/listen.pls -d /store/music -a -l 2400
That should begin recording at 8:25am and stop recording at 9:05am
