Mark Haney wrote:
Don Russell wrote:
I'm looking for an app to convert an audio stream from one format (i.e.
media player/flash/etc) to wav....
I can find many that convert files.... but I want to convert a
continuous stream and produce the equivalent stream in a different
format...
Any suggestions?
Thanks
What kind of streams? I use streamripper and it works really well, but
I'm not sure that's what you are looking for.
Thanks... what I'm actually looking into is being able to "tune in" a
local radio station via URL.... many stations already provide their
audio this way, but one station in particular seem to only have a web
interface and require something like mediaplayer etc.
The station web site is http://www.101kgb.com (San Diego California USA)
The URL to get the streaming audio is:
http://www.101kgb.com/cc-common/streaming_new/index.html
Which displays a nice little window with an ad, a few seconds later the
url changes to:
http://www.101kgb.com/cc-common/streaming_new/index.html?refreshed=yes
What I'd like to try is writing some code for a device I have (ref http://slimdevices.com) that can nicely handle wav streams.... I thought if I could write some code to act as an http client as above, and produce a wav stream, then my "slimdevice" could play that station too.
Right now, I've just started the investigative process... seems like a fun project, which might (should) have more widespread use than a single radio station too.
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