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Thanks to the DMCA, that's pretty-much not legal to do here in the USA.<br />
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You can still record all you want off the radio, though. &nbsp;:-)
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Thanks to the DMCA, that's pretty-much not legal to do here in the USA.

You can still record all you want off the radio, though.  :-)

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Hi<br />
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Back when I was a young kid, I used to listen to various DJ's on FM radio and record them onto cassette so I could listen at my leisure.<br />
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Nowadays, everything is streamed via the web it seems. Does anyone know of a decent software I could use to convert music being streamed into mp3 (or similar format).<br />
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I am running Windows 7.
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Hi

Back when I was a young kid, I used to listen to various DJ's on FM radio and record them onto cassette so I could listen at my leisure.

Nowadays, everything is streamed via the web it seems. Does anyone know of a decent software I could use to convert music being streamed into mp3 (or similar format).

I am running Windows 7.

Saving streaming to mp3

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Digital Audio

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Windows 7

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