It’s like, well, TiVo for streaming audio that converts the streams to MP3 files

Posted on Friday, March 4, 2005 by Rex Hammock

It’s like, well, TiVo for streaming audio that converts the streams to MP3 files: Radio Time seems so great, someone’s bound to figure out how to shut them down.

(via: del.icio.us/merlinmann)

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  • Bill Dettering

    If you’re into time shifting radio, try Replay Radio.

    Replay Radio lets you record ANY Radio station broadcast over the Web as an MP3 file, and then copy it to your iPod or other MP3 player. It will even burn CDs automatically.

    Replay Radio comes with a database of over 700 shows and 1000 stations, and you can easily add your own.

    One more cool feature: with the optional Replay Player, when you listen on your PC you can easily skip over the ads. (If you use an iPod, just hold down the Next Track button to fast forward.)

    Check it out! A free trial is available from here:

    http://www.replay-radio.com

    Enjoy!