Capturing audio streams

evangelist6589 · evangelist6589 #1 (**permalink**)

12-17-2011, 09:29 AM

Some ministries I listen too do not podcast, and or require me to purchase their MP3 sermons. As a result what I have been doing is am recording the audio via my Olympus voice recorder via a wire and then converting the WMA audio via a third party app and then importing to iTunes. Dont know why I cant do all this with iTunes on the Mac like I can on the PC, but oh well. I was thinking and wondering if someone knew of a app that would do this for me so I do not need to waste the battery on my voice recorder. If possible please let me know, thanks..
The sermons that I get are on this site Christian Radio - Free Online Christian Ministry Radio Broadcasts - OnePlace.com

John

James · James #2 (**permalink**)

12-17-2011, 08:24 PM

If you are listening over the internet you could try a program called Wiretap Pro, any audio that comes to your computer can be captured to mp3 or some other forms. Works very easy and does a very good job.

chscag · chscag #3 (**permalink**)

12-17-2011, 08:54 PM

Wiretap Pro is expensive (currently $69), instead download the free Audacity program from Sourcforge.net as it does the same thing albeit without all the fancies. Here is the LINK.

evangelist6589 · evangelist6589 #4 (**permalink**)

12-18-2011, 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by chscag

Wiretap Pro is expensive (currently $69), instead download the free Audacity program from Sourcforge.net as it does the same thing albeit without all the fancies. Here is the LINK.

I have that app and I cant find a way on the Mac version to capture audio from a stream.

chas_m · chas_m #5 (**permalink**)

12-20-2011, 03:18 AM

You can try FStream (free) or spend a little money and buy Audio Hijack Pro for $32. I absolutely love it.

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Member Since: Jun 28, 2011 Posts: 153	12-17-2011, 09:29 AM Some ministries I listen too do not podcast, and or require me to purchase their MP3 sermons. As a result what I have been doing is am recording the audio via my Olympus voice recorder via a wire and then converting the WMA audio via a third party app and then importing to iTunes. Dont know why I cant do all this with iTunes on the Mac like I can on the PC, but oh well. I was thinking and wondering if someone knew of a app that would do this for me so I do not need to waste the battery on my voice recorder. If possible please let me know, thanks.. The sermons that I get are on this site Christian Radio - Free Online Christian Ministry Radio Broadcasts - OnePlace.com John
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