Freeware Descriptions:
Streamripper is an open source application that lets you record streaming mp3 to your hard drive. This version includes a new feature, the ability to rip from external metadata. It can be used for recording streams that do not send artist or title information using metadata, but instead send this information using other means. For example, some streams update the current artist and title using html or xml. Another example is icecast 1.x, which sends metadata through a UDP socket.
Here is complete features (taken from authors site):
Streamripper can get artist and title information from these kinds of streams using a helper application, specified using the -E option. The helper application needs to find the title and artist info, and write it to stdout. Streamripper reads the stdout of the helper program, and uses it to split the tracks accordingly.
What’s New in version 1.64.2:
- Windows: Fix packaging error (missing dll)
What’s New in version 1.64.1:
- Plugin: Streamripper can now load zipped skins
- Plugin: Streamripper skins can be (slightly) configured to use different image regions. This fixes the “extra pixel” bug.
- Streamripper again skips leading dots “.” when making files & directories
- Fix problem with control characters in metadata
- Fix crash when splitting without padding and without search window
- Workaround problem with ogg streams which don’t send any metadata
- Streamripper now respects user timeout in more situations
- Add –xs-none option
File Size / OS:
- 2.51 MB / Windows 9x - ME - 2000 - NT - XP - 2003 - Vista
Download Streamripper for Windows 1.64.2:
