BBC Program about Irish Field Recording with Ennis, Lomax

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BBC Program about Irish Field Recording with Ennis, Lomax

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This is COOL. Don't know how long it'll be online, so you might want to listen sooner rather than later.

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Thank you! Anyone worked out how to capture audio from the BBC player?
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Cathy Wilde wrote:This is COOL. Don't know how long it'll be online, so you might want to listen sooner rather than later.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b01h666r
It will be up for one week after transmission so you have until next Tuesday (15th May) to listen.
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s1m0n wrote:Thank you! Anyone worked out how to capture audio from the BBC player?
Low-tech: run a patch cord from the headphone jack on your computer either to a recording device or into your computer's line-in jack if you have recording software on your computer.

High-tech: If you have a Mac, get AudioHijack Pro. It's awesome (despite a kinda confusing interface) -- you can record and edit streaming audio from just about any source imaginable. There's probably something similar for Windows, but I don't know what.
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Thanks Cathy, sweet!
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SoundTap Streaming Audio Recorder is free and works fine with Windows.
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