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glockenspiel
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Question: How do you record radio programmes nowadays? In the old days, there was a cassette built in, and you could easily string together bits from various programmes. Does anybody have a clue??
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dv
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I use Total Recorder. It can record anything that comes through your computer's soundcard - including online radio stations.
www.totalrecorder.com
(not connected with these folk, just a satisfied customer)
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recklessrat
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You can always play the programme on your iphone, connect your iphone to a tape recorder with an audio cable and hit record. I like tapes and no PC needed!
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glockenspiel
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The total recorder thing sounds interesting - but can you record just bits of shows with it?
I don't have an i phone. Can a digital radio be connected to a cassette?
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recklessrat
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Originally posted by glockenspiel:
I don't have an i phone. Can a digital radio be connected to a cassette?
I think you should be able to plug the audio cable into the headphone socket on the digital radio and connect to the microphone socket on the cassette recorder.
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