Request and download your Moyles-related sound or video clips in here
#507613
ianpwilliams wrote:I reckon there are probably quite a few people out there who would be interested in listening to the edited shows but don't know about the website. It's a shame really that we have to keep it under the radar :)

I was thinking this the other day, I saw a post on their Facebook page complaining that the catch up service kept dropping out and I had to bite my tongue so hard to not mention we have the whole back catalogue on here!
#507614
I would guess that Capital probably wouldn't mind either as for them it surely must be about getting as many live listeners as possible. Maybe the podcast too, although that'll be very different to edited full shows. The only thing that it could conflict with is listen again, but I think it's been universally accepted (including by Chris), that that isn't working very well! Also I'm thinking that there must be a small chance that Capital already know about what we do.

But I suppose we still have to "play it safe", so I suppose the motto is, tell your friends, but quietly!
#507640
TCMS Unedited Friday 6th November, 2015

NOTE: The japes continued in to Vernon's show, so that's also being recorded and another clip will appear in this thread later.

https://archive.org/download/2015110606.30TCMSRadioXUKTT/2015-11-06_06.30_TCMS_Radio%20X%20UK_TT.mp3

Clean Streamwriter capture.
Topped and tailed with MP3DirectCut.
MP3, 128kbps, Stereo, 3h:29m, 191MB
#507672
Someone made this excellent tip in another thread:

asy1mpo wrote:If you want the full version, what I do is go to the Radio X player and Listen Again and to the episode you want. I then view the source and search for .mp4.

Its the one starting http that you will want

e.g. audioUrl: 'http://fs.geronimo.thisisglobal.com/audio/41d7c10ad6ba4813b8578dc0119364ed.mp4'

Just copy that into browser and then either listen in the browser or I save it myself - just in browser File-> Save Page As.

I also just literally change the extension to mp3 from mp4 - so it opens in my audio player rather than the player I use for videos.


Not only can you download the file in Chrome at least I can just copy-paste that URL into a new browser tab and get a minimal player. I haven't listened more than a couple of minutes but fingers crossed this might alleviate the hassle of using their crummy streaming player... the underlying MP3 file is fine. You also could just download this as the unedited show if you don't want to record it (or do both). This way might also track as a play for their stats, which is preferable.
#507674
d000hg wrote:Someone made this excellent tip in another thread:

asy1mpo wrote:If you want the full version, what I do is go to the Radio X player and Listen Again and to the episode you want. I then view the source and search for .mp4.

Its the one starting http that you will want

e.g. audioUrl: 'http://fs.geronimo.thisisglobal.com/audio/41d7c10ad6ba4813b8578dc0119364ed.mp4'

Just copy that into browser and then either listen in the browser or I save it myself - just in browser File-> Save Page As.

I also just literally change the extension to mp3 from mp4 - so it opens in my audio player rather than the player I use for videos.


Not only can you download the file in Chrome at least I can just copy-paste that URL into a new browser tab and get a minimal player. I haven't listened more than a couple of minutes but fingers crossed this might alleviate the hassle of using their crummy streaming player... the underlying MP3 file is fine. You also could just download this as the unedited show if you don't want to record it (or do both). This way might also track as a play for their stats, which is preferable.


How does this compare quality-wise with the Streamwriter version? I thought that doing it this way resulted in a poorer quality unedited show, which would be fine for just listening, but not so much for editing. But I may be wrong.
#507675
If you save the file you can check out the bit-rate and so on, but you might be right - that said I would have thought the recorded version on their site is likely to be better quality than the live-streamed internet radio version at least? No idea how it would compare to the FM radio version.
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