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KStreamRipper

   0.3.4  

KDE Sound Application

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KStreamRipper
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Link:  Link
Depends on:  KDE 3.2.x
Downloads:  18211
Submitted:  Jan 21 2004
Updated:  May 14 2005
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Description:

KStreamRipper is a simple frontend to the command line tool streamripper( streamripper.sf.net ). It rips shoutcast( www.shoutcast.com ) streams and splits them up in single mp3 files with file names and ID3 tags based on the information the stream sends.
See the INSTALL file for installation instructions.


If you are a Debian user, you can install KStreamRipper from the official debian mirrors(sid) as well.
If you have created a package of version 0.3.4 for your distribution, please let me know.




Changelog:

Version 0.3.4:

- Fixed crash.
- Support amarok shouter stream (stream is automatically detected and added if available).
- Migration to bksys, no more autotools.
All these changes provided by Jakub Stachowski, thank you.
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Version 0.3.3:

Fix the "Tune in" functionality. Thanks to Jerch for pointing this out.
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Version 0.3.2:

Only two minor changes.
Added the Slackware package.
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Version 0.3:
KStreamRipper now supports concurrent ripping and has a much cleaner user interface(Thanks to Will Entriken!).
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-Added suse rpms(thanks to Rudi Pittman).
-Removed streamripper from package(as requested).
-Fixed a bug(crashed when trying to rip without having selected a stream. thanks to Elias Probst for the report.)
-Updated SuSE 9.0 RPM(Thanks to Rudi Pittman.).
-Added Gentoo Ebuild link(thanks to Elias Probst.).
-Added Deb Package.
-Removed Deb package, KStreamRipper is on the official sid main mirror.
-Added Arch Linux package.
-Added SuSE 9.1 RPM.
-New hoster.




License: GPL
(Source package)
(Debian package (thanks Michael Ablassmeier))
(Slackware 10.1 package (thanks Walter))
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 still under develpoe

 
 by sirbenson on: Jul 19 2007  
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Hi,
nice tool! I just want to know if it is still under development or if I can use a similar tool if I want to have a little more comfort?

regards, Benson
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 Re: still under develpoe

 
 by usrkl on: Jul 3 2009  
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/kradioripper/


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 Re: still under develpoe

 
 by usrkl on: Jul 3 2009  
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http://kradio.sourceforge.net/


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 YAY it works!

 
 by johnnyjoflin on: Aug 16 2007  
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hello

just installed streamripper and your nice tool via smart on suse 10.2...worked great! No tons of useless stuff to edit in ??????? menus, just handy, useful and well-working! Using it since half an hour and looking for a bigger mp3-player yet.

Keep up the good work!

greetz joe

why can´t everything be as handy as this?
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 ExtendedBuffering ?

 
 by vegan on: Sep 9 2007  
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I'm not sure some radiostations are doing this on purpose, but I noticed that some of them sort of "cut" their streams sometimes, which makes the buffering stumble, resulting in cut rips - meaning several files for the same song.

Is there a way to include either a more tolerant buffer (able to deal with greater interrupts) or a way to set this manually?

Gary Francione is the Richard Stallman of veganism - better hair though.
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 output format

 
 by Woodsman on: Feb 17 2008  
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I have used streamripper on the command line before with few problems.

I found the kstreamripper front end and
tried it and it worked fine. I soon had
over 100 classical music files. However,
when I looked closely I found that all the files were *.aac files rather than mp3s.
I would like the program to create mp3s.
How do I do this?

I am using PClinuxos 2007 if that matters.


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 Re: output format

 
 by kikoa on: Mar 10 2008  
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hallo
did someone find the answer
of how to create directly mp3 files with streamripper


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 Re: output format

 
 by fulldecent on: Aug 19 2008  
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no, streamripper does not currently support transcoding. VLC does.


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 network client

 
 by Ruede on: Aug 5 2008  
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kstreamripper needs network client support, streamripper as well of course.

what am i talking about?

streamripper running as daemon on a server somewhere and kstreamripper as a client somewhere else as control interface that can be closed without the streamripper stopping to copy.


also kstreamripper has to have a traybar icon and the possibility to hide the program there.


thnx


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 Re: network client

 
 by fulldecent on: Aug 19 2008  
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as for the frontend/back end separation - that would be difficult considering how tightly bound the two are. you may be better off with ssh+screen+streamripper


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