The most POPULAR stream recording software (free download):

• REPLAY CAPTURE SUITE
  the best audio/video stream recording/capturing bundle
• WM RECORDER BONUS BUNDLE
  the best video recording bundle
• REPLAY MEDIA CATCHER
  the best audio/video stream ripper. Supports the most popular flash video format (RTMP and HTTP).
• REPLAY MUSIC
  the best streaming music recorder
• WM RECORDER
  the best Windows Media, Real Audio/Video stream capture software
• JAKSTA
  the best RTMP flash video capture software

Other RECOMMENDED software and services:

• REPLAY MEDIA GUIDE
  free service to find and record online radio, Internet TV, podcasts
• AVS VIDEO TOOLS
  convert, split, join, remove commercials, edit, rotate, apply effects, capture, transfer, copy, rip and burn DVD and video files
• EMUSIC
  the best legal music download service
• AUDIBLE
  download audio books, audio magazines, newspapers, radio programs
• SOUNDTAXI
  remove DRM protection from Windows Media, iTunes music and video files

Hints for using Replay Music with third party services like Napster, MusicMatch, Yahoo Launch, Rhapsody, etc.

Replay Music is a great way to record from streaming jukebox services. It will split tracks accurately, and will recognize most songs.

In testing, Replay Music worked well with these music services:

• Napster
• Musicmatch Match Radio
• RealOne Rhapsody
• Yahoo Launch
• AccuRadio
• Radio@Netscape
• AOL Radio
• Ad-free Internet radio (i.e. Shoutcast)
• and more!

Important: To make track splitting in Replay Music work properly, ensure your player program (Rhapsody, Napster) is NOT using Direct Sound.

In Rhapsody, make sure you have it configured like this:

1. Click Options, User Settings from the menu.
2. Click Sound Output.
3. Select Wave Out.

This will ensure the smart track splitting works for Rhapsody.

MusicMatch needs to be reconfigured to use the Default Sound Card Driver when recording as follows:

1. Open MusicMatch
2. Click Options, Settings.
3. Click the Player tab.
4. Under Output Control, make sure Default is selected.
5. Click OK.

Yahoo Launch Cast
Napster
AccuRadio
Other Windows Media based services

If you have trouble recording, you may need to adjust the audio output in Windows Media Player as follows:

1. Open Windows Media Player.
2. Select Tools, Options from the menu. (If you don't see a menu, right click on the top of the window.)
3. Click the Devices tab.
4. Click Speakers, then click the Properties button.
5. Make sure the Sound Playback option is set to Default DirectSound Device.

QuickTime and iTunes

QuickTime and iTunes often default to using Direct Sound, which leads to sound distortion during both recording and playback when Replay Music is active. To correct this problem, you need to tell QuickTime to use the default playback device instead.

For QuickTime Version 7:

1. Make sure Replay AV, Replay Music and iTunes are closed.
2. Open QuickTime via Start, Programs, QuickTime, QuickTime Player.
3. Select Edit, Preferences, QuickTime Preferences.
4. Go to the tab marked Audio.
5. Verify that Safe mode (waveOut only) is selected.
6. Click the Select Audio Playback and Recording Devices button to open your windows audio control panel. Set both devices to match the name of your sound card. Click OK.
7. Click OK in the Quick Time settings, then close QuickTime.

For QuickTime Version 6:

1. Make sure QuickTime and iTunes are closed.
2. Open QuickTime via Start, Programs, QuickTime, QuickTime Player.
3. Select Edit, Preferences, QuickTime Preferences.
4. In the dialog that appears, select Sound Out from the list at the top.
5. Pick waveOut: Replay Music driver playback.
6. Close the settings window and you're done.