Moved: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
is there anyway that anyone knows of to download shows from the BBC listen again service to listen to offline, or even better to then save as an MP3 and play on an ipod?
any tips appreciated. need my radio 2 fix!!! its the only thing i miss form the UK and we only have dial up so connection is poor and would love to have it to listen to in the car on my ipod. |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Not really. You could try finding a proxy server or some of the BitTorrent sites that have UK TV shows on them will have some radio material.
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Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Kittykerr
(Post 5511930)
is there anyway that anyone knows of to download shows from the BBC listen again service to listen to offline, or even better to then save as an MP3 and play on an ipod?
any tips appreciated. need my radio 2 fix!!! its the only thing i miss form the UK and we only have dial up so connection is poor and would love to have it to listen to in the car on my ipod. Not sure about downloading realtime radio 2 shows but.... Why not sign up & download podcast http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/podcasts/ Or try satelite radio |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Journeyman Electrician
(Post 5512020)
Hi
Not sure about downloading realtime radio 2 shows but.... Why not sign up & download podcast http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/podcasts/ Or try satelite radio and i dont know of any satellite radio playing Radio 2, do you? if there is i will jump at it. sirius only do radio 1, XM does BBC world. |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Kittykerr
(Post 5511930)
is there anyway that anyone knows of to download shows from the BBC listen again service to listen to offline, or even better to then save as an MP3 and play on an ipod?
any tips appreciated. need my radio 2 fix!!! its the only thing i miss form the UK and we only have dial up so connection is poor and would love to have it to listen to in the car on my ipod. You can buy a program called total recorder and what it will do is record any thing that is playing on your PC as a mp3. The only downside to this is that it records in real time so if your BBC show is 2 hours long it will take two hours to record. Its easy to use :thumbsup: then drag and drop the file into your ipod. |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Kittykerr
(Post 5511930)
is there anyway that anyone knows of to download shows from the BBC listen again service to listen to offline, or even better to then save as an MP3 and play on an ipod?
any tips appreciated. need my radio 2 fix!!! its the only thing i miss form the UK and we only have dial up so connection is poor and would love to have it to listen to in the car on my ipod. Dont say much for the UK:rofl: |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Kittykerr
(Post 5511930)
is there anyway that anyone knows of to download shows from the BBC listen again service to listen to offline, or even better to then save as an MP3 and play on an ipod?
any tips appreciated. need my radio 2 fix!!! its the only thing i miss form the UK and we only have dial up so connection is poor and would love to have it to listen to in the car on my ipod. Then you can listen to most shows with streaming feeds from the Radio 2 webite, and there are utility programs to take those feeds and save them for later , although I havent used any personally. For all that stuff though, something faster than dial up is probably the answer. |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
I use Audio Hijack Pro - it's a Mac program but there must be a PC equivalent.
It's pretty good, one of the few software programs I've ever paid for, and it's worth every cent! I record a lot of BBC concerts from the "Listen Again" feature with it, and then use it again to chop out the individual songs/pieces without all the talk in between. It's also got a programmable timer just like a VCR, so if it's a non-BBC program in the middle of the night, I just set it and don't have to worry. |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 5513467)
I use Audio Hijack Pro - it's a Mac program but there must be a PC equivalent.
It's pretty good, one of the few software programs I've ever paid for, and it's worth every cent! I record a lot of BBC concerts from the "Listen Again" feature with it, and then use it again to chop out the individual songs/pieces without all the talk in between. It's also got a programmable timer just like a VCR, so if it's a non-BBC program in the middle of the night, I just set it and don't have to worry. have you used a similar mac programme called iRecordmusic? i think that one might be able to just download the show as a file rather than recording the sound as it plays. i have found that i can use a RTSP downloader and download the file directly (im just trying to find a good RTSP downloader) then use another to convert them from RA to MP3. see my plan is, my local safeway has free high speed wifi internet. so ill grap a coffee and download the weeks programmes all at once. hence me wanting to download the file rather than the sound itself. thanks for all the tips, any ideas appreciated. |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Kittykerr
(Post 5512160)
sirius only do radio 1, XM does BBC world.
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Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 5514011)
Sirius carries both Radio 1 and the World Service.
Hiss, crackle, spit This is the BBC world service from London. The Prime Minster Mr Chamberlain returned from Germany today with a piece of paper signed by Herr Hitler....................Hiss, crackle etc;) |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 5514168)
Hiss, crackle, spit This is the BBC world service from London. The Prime Minster Mr Chamberlain returned from Germany today with a piece of paper signed by Herr Hitler....................Hiss, crackle etc;)
It's all a bit surreal, driving along in the fog in the middle of nowhere listening to news from all over the world knowing that none of the people one will meet that day will know anything about the war in Anzania, or even that there is an Anzania. It's even more surreal to listen to Radio One, one day last week they had a practical joke which ended with a slutty Welsh girl being exposed as a gossip. DJ "So, would you say you have loose lips?" Gossip "Er, how dya mean then?" I must have been the only person for miles around snorting coffee down my nose and thinking of her genitals. It made me feel far from civilization. |
Re: Moved: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Like most of us are saying the only way is in real time, here is a website that can help you..................
http://all-streaming-media.com/strea...io-streams.htm I had a look at torrents for you but i cant seem to find any day to day radio shows just one off concerts etc.............. |
Re: is there anyway to download BBC radio shows to listen offline?
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 5513467)
I use Audio Hijack Pro - it's a Mac program but there must be a PC equivalent.
It's pretty good, one of the few software programs I've ever paid for, and it's worth every cent! I record a lot of BBC concerts from the "Listen Again" feature with it, and then use it again to chop out the individual songs/pieces without all the talk in between. It's also got a programmable timer just like a VCR, so if it's a non-BBC program in the middle of the night, I just set it and don't have to worry. |
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