streamripper: Capture Internet Radio

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• USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

• Purpose

  With streamripper, you can connect to Shoutcast servers, and, for example, capture (download) internet radio streams to your box.

  This command-line tool can be used to record MPEG III and OGG online radio-streams into track-separated audio files. (http://packages.debian.org/stable/sound/streamripper)

• Package Contents

  streamripper 1.61.* Debian etch. (My backported Debian lenny "streamripper" 1.61.27-1 with internal Unicode support had to bee removed due to upstream security concerns.)

  agrep (tre) 0.72 (streamripper; Debian etch "tre-agrep")

  libmad 0.2.1 (Debian etch "libmad0")

  libogg 0.5.3 (Debian etch "libogg0")

  libtre 0.72 (streamripper; Debian etch "libtre4")

  libvorbis 0.3.1 (Debian etch "libvorbis0a")

• Installation

  OpenLink

  tar -C / -xvzf streamripper*tar.gz

  Debian etch/FreeLink

  cd /tmp
apt-get install streamripper tre-agrep
apt-get remove streamripper
tar -xvzf streamripper*tar.gz
cp usr/local/bin/streamripper /usr/local/bin/
cp usr/local/share/man/man1/streamripper.1.gz /usr/local/share/man/man1/

  All Users

  Check if you've got /usr/local/lib in /etc/ld.so.conf, if not, add it and run ldconfig.

  If the command streamripper can't be found, add export PATH="${PATH}:/usr/local/bin" to the bottom of /etc/profile or ~/.profile, and log out and in.

• Usage (example)

  cd /tmp && nohup streamripper "http://shoutcast.net/sbin/shoutcast-playlist.pls?rn=455&file=filename.pls" -M 100 -d /mnt/share &

  This command would download 100 MB of Reggae music in MP3 format to your directory /mnt/share/, even if you logged out before the download is complete.

• Disclaimer

  You yourself and nobody else is responsible for your downloads.

http://hvkls.dyndns.org/downloads/documentation/README-streamripper.html