Replay Radio

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Publisher: Applian Technologies, Inc.
The lowest price: $44.95
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Replay Radio lets you record radio shows from the Web, and then listen anytime, anywhere. It's like a TiVo for the radio. You can record anything you hear, including streaming audio broadcast from Internet radio stations. 600 shows and 900 stations are pre-programmed, making recording as easy as point and click. You can even use Replay Radio as a general purpose recorder for archiving audio books, converting Real Audio files to MP3, saving music, monitoring online police scanners, recording from devices attached to your PC (like cassette decks or radios), or other uses.

Once your show is recorded, Replay Radio makes MP3 files for listening with an MP3 player or your PC. Or, you can have Replay Radio automatically make an audio CD for playback on a home or car CD Player. Everything happens automatically!

Replay Radio and all Applian products come with a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee.

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User friendly and worth the buy

By nida.rasheed on Tue, 2011-05-31 01:19
Pros: Probably the best application for this use. Well developed and incredibly complete.
Cons: Probably the best application for this use. Well developed and incredibly complete.
Replay Radio is now known as Replay AV. It has been for a long time one of the premier applications for recording audio programs, like radio shows and podcasts off of the internet. It is also very...
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Replay Radio

By mirsarvat on Thu, 2008-03-20 23:20
Pros: Records streaming audio Accepts any streaming format for which you have a player Multiple output options Tremendous flexibility
Cons: Bugs when used with WinAmp Can't record one thing and listen to another Quick Recording anomalies
Replay Radio is an application designed to capture internet streaming audio, and reprocess it into a conveniently portable form--perfect for providing music, news, and talk to mobile device users....
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ReplayRadio is radio TiVo

By deputysalty on Wed, 2007-01-24 02:24
Pros: Installation did not force spyware or any toolbars. Configuration was rather simple. Large Selection of Radio Excellent Stream & Recording Quality
Cons: Outdated User Interface Configuration needs GUI Pathetic Stream Player (uses Realplayer/WindowsMediaPlayer)
Installation: Hassle-free, standard-install, no special choices for installation. Configuration: Very easy, though choosing a sound card may be a bit confusing for those untechnologically-savvy....
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Capture your favourite radio shows with Replay Radio

By soric3l on Tue, 2006-05-09 13:11
Pros: Easy to use audio capture software.
Cons: Maybe I would agree to pay 20 dollars for it but I won't pay 50 dollars no matter what. And they should offer some skins or completely change the look of the user interface.
Replay Radio is the first piece of software specializing in recording online/live shows on the web that I have ever used. I am sure there must be others but this is my first. It can be used to...
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Radio No More

By CaliforniaGirl on Thu, 2005-12-29 12:27
Pros: Capability to record live internet radio shows I what Applain’s ReplayRadio is all about. The software does its job perfectly. Accepts any streaming format for which you have a player
Cons: The product is priced expensively compared to similar software. Does not have a peak level meter
There are thousands of internet radio stations out there, probably even more. Just like with TiVo, once I tried Applain’s Replay Radio, I started to wonder who I could ever live without it. Seemed...
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