There are a few ways to listen to Internet radio in Linux
and StreamTuner2
is one that's able to tune to various online radios. StreamTuner2
is also able to easily record them via its integration with Streamripper
.
Online radio stream can be saved by installing both StreamTuner2
and Streamripper
and to configure StreamTuner2
to record online radio using Streamripper
.
StreamTuner2
and Streamripper
. $ sudo apt update && sudo apt install --assume-yes streamripper streamtuner2 # Ubuntu and Debian
$ mkdir -p ~/streamripper
StreamTuner2
from terminal. $ streamtuner2
Save
to use default configuration options.
Options will be configured later in the case that you already have StreamTuner2
installed and went through the same screen before.
Edit
→ Properties
from the toolbar menu. x-terminal-emulator
text to activate configuration option for audio recording application. Streamtuner2
to use Streamripper
to record radio stream and save the stream to ~/streamripper
directory. Press [ENTER]
to commit the change. x-terminal-emulator -e /usr/bin/streamripper %srv -d ~/streamripper
Save
button to exit the configuration screen. Record
.
Make sure you have codec.
How to install extra media codec and font on Ubuntu
Streamripper_rips
directory in your previously configured target directory to see the list of recorded radio stream. $ cd ~/streamripper/Streamripper_rips
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