Help me, I'm a 'tard!

[meatinyourmouth]

I'm trying to figure out how to get the stuff in my BSP archive onto discs so I can listen in my mP3 player. Now, the ones listed as an mp3 are easy--click, and there you go. The problem is that a whole bunch of these bits are just streams--like most of the David G. Hall bits. Can anyone give me some simple, panface-friendly suggestions on how to snag those as well?


"I'm staring at your breasts 'cause it's easier to listen to you that way."

[the deta]

Basically you need a program to record the audio stream.

This thread may help you. http://www.sweetfeatheryjesus.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=131

[meatinyourmouth]

Thanks for the tip. I'm still no better off. I think I'll just suck on my shotgun until it unloads itself at high velocity.

[nate]

I use MPlayer (http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/) as part of my Automated Phil Ripper (WMA stream to MP3). It should do what you're looking for. I haven't used it under Windows, though... I dunno how intuitive it is.

[Harpoontang]

I got me a sound recorder program called Mixcraft. I think I spent around 25-30 bucks. I download the Mp3s and then I can convert that file to a WMA or a WAV. I also record the bits using the Mixcraft recorder so I can add them to show CDs that I download. \:D/

[meatinyourmouth]

I went on downloads.com to try and find one of the freebie programs. It's difficult to know what to pick, and to know whether it's a freebie or one of those lame-ass trials.

[meatinyourmouth]

Just a quick post to avoid the number 13 in my post total.

[TobyBeau]

http://www.rawavrecorder.homestead.com/ is free and easy!

[meatinyourmouth]

I'm confused. This looks like something to record stuff I already have on my computer. I was looking for something that would allow me to record non-MP3 stuff from the BSP so I could put it on disc.