For those interested in this morning's BBC Radio 4 documentary "Rhapsody In Bohemia" - it can be found at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/factual/pip/1e4t7/?focuswin
The question is - how do I record it? There is a choice of listening devices, BBC Radio Player, or stand-alone Real Player, but the problem is that they are both streaming media.
PS: It begins with the tail end of the previous show ("It was the equivalent of going to the moon..."), so it is the correct link!
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Where's Barry - our computer guru?
Well, try this - maybe answer is there, though I don't know:
http://all-streaming-media.com/
Well, try this - maybe answer is there, though I don't know:
http://all-streaming-media.com/
It's amazing that these days of technology have made some things more difficult. What happened to the bog standard radio cassette recorder? :)
What a wizard...!
I download cracks for them usually :)
(Once I wanted to edit WMV file and spent few hours to find software that will help me... And found! I was so happy...)
(Once I wanted to edit WMV file and spent few hours to find software that will help me... And found! I was so happy...)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Barry © wrote: [/QUOTENAME]John, I will upload here in a few minutes.[/QUOTE]
So how do you perform such magic?
So how do you perform such magic?
So my first reply with the link was right! Yesssssssssss! ;)
thanks for sharing this.
Cheers Chaps!
Thanks Alex , much obliged .
thanks for this!!
how the hell do you download anything with this rapidware stuff???? i cant make it work!
When you click on the link, a window opens which lets you choose the download type: free or premium(for premium you have to pay). Click on Free and another window opens. Scroll down and you see that you have to wait a couple of seconds until the file is ready. You see the seconds count down. When the seconds are zero, the link appears. Just click on it and save the file to your HD.