RadioSure V2.0.872    Suggested by Napiophelios - Updated by webfork on 28 Dec 2009 5MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1639) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (6) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Wim: Like it very much!
Since screamer radio stopped I found this package a good choice.
Any possibility of more options like setting buffer-size, record only 1 (current) song and then stop recording.
Also sometimes a blockage (configurable option!) of starting more then 1 instance of the player is preferable ? [2009-10-06 09:12]

 someone: Very nice program. Just started using it. Simple and cool. Thanks to this site and to the dev. [2009-10-06 15:04]

 Arno: I installed it a few days ago. I couldn't stand my setup with audacity... I LOVE IT!! [2009-10-08 14:47]

 Transcontinental: There is a version 2.0.886 BETA available on the developer's download page which in my opinion runs even better. [2009-10-10 05:53]

 James21: This is great! I tried Screamer for awhile. Most of the stations didn't work. This is working amazing. Love it. Great job and Thanks! [2009-10-20 17:32]

 Webfork: Simple, clean, and easy. Has up to date and working radio stations listed with all the information you need to choose the best locations for music.

So far the best portable radio software on the site. [2009-11-11 15:49]

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