noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
On now. Hope someone is recording.
Any know hoe to rip a stream on a Mac?
Any know hoe to rip a stream on a Mac?
Woebot & Ghost Box on Resonance
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bruno
est malade
paste this http://icecast.commedia.org.uk:8000/resonance_hi.mp3 into the downloads window in safari. when you want it to end press the x beside it and rename the resonance_hi.mp3.download file in your finder to resonance_hi.mp3. this should contain an info.plist and a resonance_hi.mp3 file you can play, good luck.
noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
supercool bruno. thanks.
machinesoul
Wild Horses
Did anyone get an mp3 of this? Any chance of a Yousendit? please.
Amplesamples
Well-known member
Scheduled ripping with no extra sofware
Hey I've found a way of automating recordings of radio stations
Using automator you can record Resonance streams while you're away, using no extra software.
If you use Leopard this will be of interest to you. It might work on Tiger, but I haven't tried it out.
First go to Resonance schedule and copy the ical feed at the bottom of the page
Open up iCal, go to the Calendar menu. Choose 'Subscribe' and paste the feed in.
Now you have Resonance Schedule in iCal. Find something that you would like to record.
Then download these files and unzip them. Keep them somewhere sensible.
Go back to ICal - make sure your home diary is ticked and displayed, and the resonance one is too.
You can look up a show and set up a new event to start, for example, 2 minutes before the start of the show. Edit the event - call it something you can remember such as Recording. Set the 'from' field to 2 minutes before the show starts. Set the 'to' field to at least a minute later. This seems weird, but the recording is not really affected by the 'to' time, unless the times are identical - set it to a minute later than the 'from' time and you'll be fine.
Go down to Alarm and choose 'Open File'. Underneath it might say iCal. It's a drop-down menu - choose 'Other'.
Navigate to the folder you downloaded and choose Resonance Record. Then underneath, choose 'on date'. Underneath it choose the date and time of the start of the event (which is the same as the 'from' field earlier).
After that you should be done. All you need to do now is to set up another alarm to stop the recording. Set up a new event - set it up the same way but this time make sure that the stop time is about two minutes after the end of your desired program (just to be safe). Make sure your alarm is 'open file', but this time navigate to the 'Stop' file that was included in the download. Ensure that the alarm time is the same as the 'from' time.
Now your computer is set up to record the program with no further input from you! Set up as man of these as you like in iCal
Not sure if you need to do this - as long as it's an mp3 file you'll be fine.
Make sure iCal has the options 'Turn off all alarms' & Turn off alarms only when iCal is not open' both unchecked.
If you set up the schedule inside your energy settings to turn on your computer at a certain time, and set up your accounts so that it automatically logs in to your account when turns on, then you could set it up to record stuff days, even weeks in advance if you need to.
I'd like to post a video tutorial of this. Anyone know of free screen recorders for OS X (apart from Snapz Pro which costs money)?
Hey I've found a way of automating recordings of radio stations
Using automator you can record Resonance streams while you're away, using no extra software.
If you use Leopard this will be of interest to you. It might work on Tiger, but I haven't tried it out.
First go to Resonance schedule and copy the ical feed at the bottom of the page
Open up iCal, go to the Calendar menu. Choose 'Subscribe' and paste the feed in.
Now you have Resonance Schedule in iCal. Find something that you would like to record.
Then download these files and unzip them. Keep them somewhere sensible.
Go back to ICal - make sure your home diary is ticked and displayed, and the resonance one is too.
You can look up a show and set up a new event to start, for example, 2 minutes before the start of the show. Edit the event - call it something you can remember such as Recording. Set the 'from' field to 2 minutes before the show starts. Set the 'to' field to at least a minute later. This seems weird, but the recording is not really affected by the 'to' time, unless the times are identical - set it to a minute later than the 'from' time and you'll be fine.
Go down to Alarm and choose 'Open File'. Underneath it might say iCal. It's a drop-down menu - choose 'Other'.
Navigate to the folder you downloaded and choose Resonance Record. Then underneath, choose 'on date'. Underneath it choose the date and time of the start of the event (which is the same as the 'from' field earlier).
After that you should be done. All you need to do now is to set up another alarm to stop the recording. Set up a new event - set it up the same way but this time make sure that the stop time is about two minutes after the end of your desired program (just to be safe). Make sure your alarm is 'open file', but this time navigate to the 'Stop' file that was included in the download. Ensure that the alarm time is the same as the 'from' time.
Now your computer is set up to record the program with no further input from you! Set up as man of these as you like in iCal
Not sure if you need to do this - as long as it's an mp3 file you'll be fine.
Make sure iCal has the options 'Turn off all alarms' & Turn off alarms only when iCal is not open' both unchecked.
If you set up the schedule inside your energy settings to turn on your computer at a certain time, and set up your accounts so that it automatically logs in to your account when turns on, then you could set it up to record stuff days, even weeks in advance if you need to.
I'd like to post a video tutorial of this. Anyone know of free screen recorders for OS X (apart from Snapz Pro which costs money)?
noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
Nice show chaps. I've got some of it recorded following bruno's advice. It's elsewhere for now but can upload at some point if needs be. Would love to know what all the tracks were...
noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
It's not on my computer. Will up it as soon as I can get access to the file.
noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
Uploading now. I'm sorry to say I only have the last 35 minutes or so due to not being at home when this was on. Soon come anyway.
noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
Such great stuff. My apologies for not getting the whole show but it was only following bruno's advice that I found out how to record the stream on t'Mac.
noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
Not sure what the problem is there - divshare can be a bit funny i understand, it used to be good. If you do get the page up you need to use the 'download original' link on the right hand side. Maybe someone else can stick it on a different host.
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bruno
est malade
i also couldn't access your file, noel, but i managed to stream a bit too. like yours it's about 40 minutes long, better than nothing.
2007.12.22 kosmische resonance fm clip.mp3
2007.12.22 kosmische resonance fm clip.mp3
great stuff the Delia Derbishire/Barry Bermange dreams thing is a winner in our house!
heres the full thing...http://jonnygreenpeace.podomatic.com/entry/2006-08-20T10_19_41-07_00
heres the full thing...http://jonnygreenpeace.podomatic.com/entry/2006-08-20T10_19_41-07_00
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noel emits
a wonderful wooden reason
For a time I wondered if the sample in 'Valley Of The Shadows' was from that. It isn't though.
fokse vektaire xeven
Arab Nazi
thanks for that...amazing stuff!
and thanks to noel and bruno for the rips=- great show
I'm almost certain the vocal sample is from an episode of QED on near death experiences. Also someone recently told me after a visit to tokyo that the spangly synth riff that "makes" the tune is one of the signature jingles for one of the tokyo metro stations...?