Radio Downloader
Radio Downloader allows you to easily download radio station content.
It brings Podcast-like abilities to stream downloading, as well as handling Podcasts. This gives you the convenience of being able to subscribe to regular downloads of your favourite programmes, which you can then listen to on your pc or mp3 player.
Radio Downloader is supported on Windows 7, Vista and XP, and is freely available for your personal use under the GPL.
Radio Downloader requires the .Net Framework 2.0, which you can get via Windows Update, or download from microsoft.com.
or Download the Source Code
(Visual Basic Express 2008, Zip Archive).
Provider Support
Radio Downloader supports different types of content via plugins - the following plugins are currently included:
- BBC Radio
- Allows you to download radio programmes made available via the BBC iPlayer.
- Podcast
- Allows you to download files made available as attachments to RSS feeds.
Latest News
Radio Downloader 0.16
I'm pleased to announce the release of version 0.16 of Radio Downloader.
The most visible change in this release is that the main views bar is now styled to display tabs instead of buttons, which makes the application more intuitive. The styling updates also include changes under Vista and Windows 7 to make the application feel more integrated.
This release also makes having Radio Downloader run on start-up per user and optional, and includes a number of other bug fixes and changes. For a full list of what is different you can check out the changelog.
Radio Downloader 0.14.2
I've just released a minor update to Radio Downloader. This release does not include any new features, but fixes the most commonly reported crashes in version 0.14, along with a number of other issues.
For full details of the changes in this release, please check out the changelog.
Acknowledgements
Radio Downloader incorporates flvstreamer and MPlayer for stream downloading and LAME for mp3 conversion.
Questions or Problems?
For more information see the help page, or if you have a question you can check out the FAQ. If you have found a problem then you can report a bug.