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    Question Radio Ripping Issues in Lucid

    I've been ripping streaming radio using streamtuner+streamripper...

    But when the same track is played again, its again downloading/ripping it...

    Is there any way to prevent this file duplication???

    or, is there any other feature-full radio ripping app???
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    Re: Radio Ripping & File Duplication

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    Re: Radio Ripping & File Duplication

    If they are mp3 streams, which is what streamripper seems to work best with, you could also use mplayer with the command
    Code:
    mplayer <URL> -dumpstream -dumpfile stream.mp3
    which will save an mp3 stream as a file called stream.mp3

    If it's not an mp3 stream, but some other format try
    Code:
    mplayer -cache 2048 <URL> -vc null -vo null -ao pcm:fast:waveheader:file=outfile.wav
    which saves "real" or other stream as file outfile.wav which youcan then convert to mp3 if you wish with ffmpeg or if you prefer, other GUI apps.

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    Question Re: Radio Ripping & File Duplication

    Quote Originally Posted by ajgreeny View Post
    If they are mp3 streams, which is what streamripper seems to work best with, you could also use mplayer with the command
    Code:
    mplayer <URL> -dumpstream -dumpfile stream.mp3
    which will save an mp3 stream as a file called stream.mp3

    If it's not an mp3 stream, but some other format try
    Code:
    mplayer -cache 2048 <URL> -vc null -vo null -ao pcm:fast:waveheader:file=outfile.wav
    which saves "real" or other stream as file outfile.wav which youcan then convert to mp3 if you wish with ffmpeg or if you prefer, other GUI apps.
    but thats more work involved...

    as of now, i'm able to rip mp3 stream...

    my problem is, when the same track is played again, streamripper doesnt recognise that the file is already downloaded and thus downloads the same file when played again...

    i would like to know if there is any code to put a hold to file duplication/downloading same file when its repeated in the radio...
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    Re: Radio Ripping & File Duplication

    Sorry, no idea about that problem. I suspect it depends on the type of stream. I only record streams direct from radio station broadcasts, which as far as I'm aware do not stream as separate tracks, but as a long continuous stream. It is good for concerts etc etc, but not for tracks as you appear to want.

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    Re: Radio Ripping & File Duplication

    exaile plus streamripper

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    Re: Radio Ripping & File Duplication

    Quote Originally Posted by Cresho View Post
    exaile plus streamripper
    lemme see if this works...
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