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I meant "any way," duh
I meant "any way," duh
cheers Twain
And if that doesnt work you can always wait for them to release their MyBBCPlayer which will allow you to download tv and radio shows from the previous 7 days. I'm looking forward to it.
1. Go to download.com and get yourself a copy of Perfect Sound Recorder.
2. Then find a crack for it on the web somewhere. I can't provide a link to one on here as it will violate the rules.
3. Install it
4. Crack it
5. Select the Wave checkbox in the program window and click Record. The program will now record every sound your computer makes until you click Stop, so as long as your PC doesn't play any other sounds whilst your recording the BBC stuff, you'vr got a "downloaded" BBC radio show.
And the grat thing about PSR s that it offers you the choice of recording in MP3 or WAV format, and the MP3 is damn good quality!
2. Then find a crack for it on the web somewhere. I can't provide a link to one on here as it will violate the rules.
3. Install it
4. Crack it
5. Select the Wave checkbox in the program window and click Record. The program will now record every sound your computer makes until you click Stop, so as long as your PC doesn't play any other sounds whilst your recording the BBC stuff, you'vr got a "downloaded" BBC radio show.
And the grat thing about PSR s that it offers you the choice of recording in MP3 or WAV format, and the MP3 is damn good quality!
Use a sound recording thing, and play it on your computer?
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I meant "any way," duh
I meant "any way," duh