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December 30, 2005
Replay A/V now available
After tons of work, Replay A/V is now available for download and purchase. It's best described as a TiVo for the Web. And it's totally awesome.
Replay A/V is the long-awaited sequel to Replay Radio. You can schedule and record streaming radio and video, and capture media using the new Stream Capture mode, or by using the old Audio Recording mode used in Replay Radio.
The Stream Capture mode is the big deal. This works by capturing the bits and bytes of the streaming feed, and reassembling them into a file that sits on your PC. Using it, you can record multiple radio shows at the same time. Plus, the audio reproduction is perfect, and the file sizes are small. And it works great for video as well as audio.
The other nice thing about Stream Capture mode is that it frees your Sound card for other uses. This means you can play games while it is recording, and no other noises will creep into your recordings. All Sound Card driver hassles are no longer an issue.
We've also spent some time with automatic conversions. This means that a Windows Media or a Real stream can be converted to MP3, so you can record using Stream Capture mode, and listen on your iPod. Nobody else has done this. It's really cool, and it works great.
Oh yeah - Sirius Online radio can now be scheduled and recorded as well. If you're a Howard Stern fan, or just a Sirius junkie, you'll enjoy this capability.
Anyway - check it out! Click here to learn more about Replay A/V and try a free demo today!
(One final note: existing Replay Radio customers can upgrade for just $9.95.)
Posted by Bill Dettering at December 30, 2005 02:03 PM | Technorati Tags: radio video stream capture streaming tv tivo windows media real real audio sirius howard stern ipod mp3 internet radio
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The new Replay A/V works very well with the screen reading software on which we blind computer users depend. You're getting customers and rave reviews from the blind community, so please keep it accessible!
Posted by: Darrell Shandrow at February 28, 2006 07:19 PM