Artifacts Associated With Ticket 96f44fd2c71bc63c

1. Ticket change [3262e22343] (rid 2822) by mario on 2015-11-09 21:28:55:

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   2. icomment:

      Ian wrote:
      
      Anyway, no idea if you've seen it but there is a brilliant Windows 
      program called Screamer Radio. It's no longer being updated, but still 
      works perfectly. Main problem is that a lot of the default radio 
      stations don't work. It's easy enough to add your own, so not really a 
      problem. The other big problem is there is no Linux version. On the plus 
      side it has a very nice feature I used to use all the time. If there was 
      a track playing that you liked, you could switch to Screamer any time 
      before the track finished and hit the record button. This caused 
      Screamer to record the whole track from the beginning. So you get a set 
      of tracks recorded which are all ones you like.
      
      I guess you could get the same effect by going through all the tracks 
      you've recorded and delete the ones you don't want, but that would be a 
      lot of work. Screamer's way is much better imho. So, my enhancement 
      request is, is there a way to get Streamtuner2 to do the same thing?
      

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      Just-in-time recording for currectly playing track (like in Screamer Radio)
      

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2. Ticket change [d0261b56e9] (rid 2823) by mario on 2015-11-09 21:32:48:

   1. icomment:

      Might be doable, but would be a workaround:
      
        *  Start a background `streamripper` process whenever playing a station.
        *  Let it spool mp3s in a dedicated directory.
        *  Recurringly delete anything older than 15min.
        *  When JIT recording is requested:
              #  simply extract the latest mp3 (or wait till it's finished)
              #  or even just open up that temporary mp3 directory for copying.
      
      Managing a background proccess might be more work, but seems feasible. (Maybe research if existing audio players already offer a similar functionality instead. It's a workaround mainly because ST2 does neither manage playback nor recording.)
      

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3. Ticket change [43a955c54e] (rid 2824) by mario on 2015-11-09 21:35:17:

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      Just-in-time recording for currently playing track (like in Screamer Radio)