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Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 26 Dec 2015, 18:52
by beny
http://50.7.173.162:8010
Audiophile Baroque
hi francois you need the ip adress not the url,you have to save as the playlist link and open with an txt editor, this radio have the best bitrate in the word and good music if you like baroque

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 26 Dec 2015, 18:58
by donald
@francois
go to shoutcast.com > select a genre > look for a station > there are 2 buttons >
rightklick the right one, save link as..it will give you a *pls file > open this file
with a text editor and you will see the stream URL.
(e.g. File1=http://listen.radionomy.com/Barock-Music)
use this URL with streamripper

guest@localhost:~$ streamripper "http://listen.radionomy.com/Barock-Music" => without the quotes + your additional options.
have fun

EDIT
@beny
There is a CLI tool called mp3splt to cut off parts from mp3 files.
(download via USM)
imo..Audacity will de- re-encode the mp3 file which results in a quality loss.

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 28 Dec 2015, 05:20
by francois
@donald, beny:
Some internet address are easy to get, others seem crypted.

As you can see, I have a few respectable web sites for classical music on the other thread.

Thanks for the tips. :)

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 01 Jan 2016, 16:00
by Slaxmax

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guest@porteus:~$ ffmpeg -i "URL" -t 3600 -acodec copy audio-file.mp3
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1 - Download M3U file
2 - Copy URL inside M3U file
3 - Use in the command above "URL"
4 - Time limit -t in seconds

My test (shoutcast site) to record 1 hour (3600 seconds)

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ffmpeg -i http://listen.radionomy.com/Barock-Music -t 3600 -acodec copy a.mp3
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This script record 1 day radio streaming in 24 parts (3600 seconds)

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#/bin/bash
for i in {1..24}
do

   ffmpeg -i "http://listen.radionomy.com/more-epic" -t 3600 -acodec copy part-$i.mp3

done

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 00:02
by aus9
@francois sorry not referring to Slaxmax

and replying to page one post where francois was or appearing to have problems getting baroque url

I have already mentioned how to get the url and the one you are showing won't work.

clcik baroque then click genre to get them all in one section....there appears to be only 3 so lets download all files but I do this for you...I am downloading the m3u file
http://listen.radionomy.com/ABC-Piano
http://listen.radionomy.com:80/1000HITSClassicalMusic
http://listen.radionomy.com/Barock-Music

now stick it into your formula...how hard was that?

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 02:16
by Slaxmax
Sorry, but I had not seen. All credits for you. :good:

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 07:26
by aus9
Slaxmax

I hope you are not referring to me. I have editted by prev post in case you were, as I am not referring to your url not working but someone else's

Hope that clears it up?

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 15:40
by Slaxmax
Sorry. It was a misunderstanding.

Re: Best strategy to record streaming music

Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 17:51
by brokenman
If you just want to listen to radio, ffmpeg comes with ffplay.

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ffplay http://listen.radionomy.com/more-epic
http://www.outworldz.com/secondlife/posts/streaming/
There are currently 1978 radio stations in 777 categories.