How do i record program's off of the bbc's radio one , that are not available via podcast ?
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it depends what format it's in windows, real, etc. You could use a program like the one from these guys. They have software that will recorder real or windows media. Please check with the BBC site in regards to the legality of doing this. \n\nhttp://www.wmrecorder.com
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have you tried bbc.co.uk
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If not torrent, try LimeWire or Emule
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Nope. Impossible. Radio Stations cannot be recorded with Windows Media Player. You'll have to use a 3rd party software that can record from WMP. Try searching online for such thing.
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Yahoo offers the Following service for podcast. refer to link\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/podcasts/podcasts-52695.html\n\nVia Yahoo Podcast
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no way on the school thing. you just have to record a demo tape, have some of your friends call into the show in your demo to display that you can do impromptu and then send the demo out to every single radio station ever. especially now with satalite radio.
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Try to listen to that station with Winamp or Windows Media Player
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Go to versiontracker.com or apple.com/downloads.  both have information about podcasting.  There are software programs you can buy as well that will allow you to create and broadcast them too.
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Try using SwitchPod at: http://www.switchpod.com\n\nJust upload your podcast and submit the auto-created RSS Feed to iTunes.
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1. Burn them to a cd and rip them.\n2. Get a sound recorder like wavepad and record them as they play.
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Google for a program called Audacity. It's free and will capture anything your pc plays. You can then save the file as Wav or Mp3 and burn to disc with nero or whatever program you use.
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One of the most popular directories is Podcast Alley.  They have a form to submit your podcast.
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You can try radio BBC at\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/
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you can use jet audio recorder but some setting required <you can find the way>.\ngoodluck
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http://help.cnet.com/9606-12576_39-0.html?kw=podcasting&q=podcasting&tag=srch
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Sorry, nothing like that is for free.  Have you thought about going to the station where your record is kept and getting a copy?
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You can record them using Audacity:\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nAnd then convert the files into MP3 and upload them in your web site, please let us know when they are UP.