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Archive fees, recording DAB, etc



 
 
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Old January 18th 12, 06:24 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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J G Miller's thread has been hijacked with politics, but *personally* I
wouldn't object to paying a modest fee for a podcast of "quality"
archive material like some of the recent Dickens serialisations. Maybe
£1 for an hour? When I'm sitting at the PC I am normally working, so
don't want to listen to a play it again and it's a PITA to record stuff
to put on the MP3 player for listening to while walking, driving, or in
bed. And why doesn't *anyone* make a decent DAB radio with EPG that I
can set to record stuff to MP3? I have a Roberts, but the user interface
is lousy, it doesn't work reliably, and only records to MP2.
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Old January 18th 12, 06:44 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On Wed, 18 Jan 2012 19:24:45 +0000, Newshound
wrote:

J G Miller's thread has been hijacked with politics, but *personally* I
wouldn't object to paying a modest fee for a podcast of "quality"
archive material like some of the recent Dickens serialisations. Maybe
£1 for an hour? When I'm sitting at the PC I am normally working, so
don't want to listen to a play it again and it's a PITA to record stuff
to put on the MP3 player for listening to while walking, driving, or in
bed. And why doesn't *anyone* make a decent DAB radio with EPG that I
can set to record stuff to MP3? I have a Roberts, but the user interface
is lousy, it doesn't work reliably, and only records to MP2.



Could that be because DAB is only MP2 ???
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Old January 18th 12, 08:25 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Default Archive fees, recording DAB, etc

On Jan 18, 7:44*pm, Scott wrote:
On Wed, 18 Jan 2012 19:24:45 +0000, Newshound

wrote:
J G Miller's thread has been hijacked with politics, but *personally* I
wouldn't object to paying a modest fee for a podcast of "quality"
archive material like some of the recent Dickens serialisations. Maybe
£1 for an hour? When I'm sitting at the PC I am normally working, so
don't want to listen to a play it again and it's a PITA to record stuff
to put on the MP3 player for listening to while walking, driving, or in
bed. And why doesn't *anyone* make a decent DAB radio with EPG that I
can set to record stuff to MP3? I have a Roberts, but the user interface
is lousy, it doesn't work reliably, and only records to MP2.


Could that be because DAB is only MP2 ???


I just rename the recordings from my PURE DMX-50 from MP2 suffix to
MP3 and my mp3 player will play them.
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Old January 18th 12, 10:26 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Default Archive fees, recording DAB, etc

On 18/01/2012 21:25, airsmoothed wrote:
On Jan 18, 7:44 pm, wrote:
On Wed, 18 Jan 2012 19:24:45 +0000, Newshound

wrote:
J G Miller's thread has been hijacked with politics, but *personally* I
wouldn't object to paying a modest fee for a podcast of "quality"
archive material like some of the recent Dickens serialisations. Maybe
£1 for an hour? When I'm sitting at the PC I am normally working, so
don't want to listen to a play it again and it's a PITA to record stuff
to put on the MP3 player for listening to while walking, driving, or in
bed. And why doesn't *anyone* make a decent DAB radio with EPG that I
can set to record stuff to MP3? I have a Roberts, but the user interface
is lousy, it doesn't work reliably, and only records to MP2.


Could that be because DAB is only MP2 ???


I just rename the recordings from my PURE DMX-50 from MP2 suffix to
MP3 and my mp3 player will play them.


Didn't work on mine, had to run them through a converter. Extra hassle.
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Old January 18th 12, 10:47 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
Dave Plowman (News)
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Default Archive fees, recording DAB, etc

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Newshound wrote:
And why doesn't *anyone* make a decent DAB radio with EPG that I
can set to record stuff to MP3? I have a Roberts, but the user interface
is lousy, it doesn't work reliably, and only records to MP2.


Use a PVR? None HD ones will be cheap as chips shortly.

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Old January 19th 12, 02:13 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Default Archive fees, recording DAB, etc

On Jan 18, 7:24*pm, Newshound wrote:
J G Miller's thread has been hijacked with politics, but *personally* I
wouldn't object to paying a modest fee for a podcast of "quality"
archive material like some of the recent Dickens serialisations. Maybe
£1 for an hour? When I'm sitting at the PC I am normally working, so
don't want to listen to a play it again and it's a PITA to record stuff
to put on the MP3 player for listening to while walking, driving, or in
bed.


You find Radio Downloader a pain in the a(r)s(s)(e)?

I think it's as easy as pie. I can't imagine you'd get better if you
paid for a service.

I note the latest version doesn't even insist that you transcode, so I
might try it again in preference to the more geeky but far more fully
featured get_iplayer.

Cheers,
David.
 




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