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iRadio for Windows

  • Trial version

  • In English
  • V 1.5.0.516
  • 3.2

    (13)
  • Security Status

A sleek and reliable podcast ripper

Keeping track of your favourite podcasts is never easy and if you're away from the PC, it's nice to know that something is taking care of it for you.

That's where IRadio comes in - an excellent and good looking podcast ripper that tracks broadcasts. Unfortunately, it seems fairly limited in terms of the broadcasts it can track which are mainly ShoutCast and Live365 streams. However, this still comprises thousands of stations that allow you to initiate and record streams. The program tags your track according to their meta data but it can only save them as Mp3 files which is not a problem unless you need them in WAV or a custom format. There's also a burning option so you can save streams directly to CD although this requires an upgrade to the full version. The problem again though is that a lot of what you download is from Podcasts that you're forced to accept that you wouldn't necessarily ordinarilly listen to.

This is a sleek and powerful podcast ripper but it requires access to a much wider range of stations and channels before it will really appeal.

Rip your favourite music from different Internet radio stations over the world. Our software allows you to collect your music in mp3 format, find radios by given criteria, make mp3 and audio CDs.

The current version of iRadio supports several types of streams, export and import of playlists, flexible search engine.

PROS

  • Records podcasts automatically
  • Nice looking interface

CONS

  • Allows you limited access to podcasts

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iRadio for PC

  • Trial version

  • In English
  • V 1.5.0.516
  • 3.2

    (13)
  • Security Status


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Laws concerning the use of this software vary from country to country. We do not encourage or condone the use of this program if it is in violation of these laws.