StationRipper for Windows

By Ratajik Software
Free
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Key Details of StationRipper

Record internet radio stations and broadcasts.
Last updated on August 1, 2013
There have been 6 updates
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Virus scan status:
Clean (it's extremely likely that this software program is clean)

Developer's Description

By Ratajik Software

Record internet radio stations and broadcasts.

StationRipper allows you to Record Internet Radio Stations. Users on broadband connections regularly report 3,000-6,000 new songs can be downloaded every 24 hours with the registered version. Record Shoutcast, Last.fm, Pandora.com, AOL Radio.com, Slacker.com, and Podcasts. Choose from over 12,000 radio stations, thousands of Last.fm stations. Record up to 600 stations at once, listen to what you are recording, and search for music.

StationRipper for Windows

By Ratajik Software
Free
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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: October 20, 2011

Latest update: August 1, 2013

Version: 2.98.4

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows NT
Windows 7
Windows 2003
Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows 95
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 180,479

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

4.3/5

69 User Votes

Does not work on Vista
telmsMarch 13, 2011
Pros
Couldn't get it to work, so I have no positive experiences to report.
Cons
Requires a version of MDAC compatible with Windows XP. Vista no longer uses MDAC, but Windows DAC.
Summary
Don't try to run on Vista or Windows 7.
Do not download
MadotterFebruary 17, 2011
Pros
None if you download this.
Cons
Contained a win generic Trojan - Need I say anymore
Summary
For me not is funtional
Old jazz loverSeptember 23, 2007
Pros
I Dislike
Cons
Is Not complete
Summary
Worthless
jpozenelJune 17, 2007
Pros
I don't like anything about the software.
Cons
It looks like it would be easy to use, but it certainly isn't. Nothing is intuitive. The online help is worthless (it doesn't even look like it's describing the program that I downloaded.) Whoever developed this software wasn't thinking about the user. I'm sure it's all clear in their mind, but none of that clarity get communicated to the user. Sorry I think this is a piece of crap.
Summary
Tons Of Free mp3s - LEGAL!!!
Brian_WattersApril 17, 2007
Pros
First of all, this IS free. I've used it a ton (4,000 mp3s) for about one year, never paid (I don't know why it says you need to buy it-you don't). Download it from their website if you are asked to buy it here. <p> <p>OK. Basically you search for music by genre/etc from a huge library of stations, pick up to 2 stations that sound good, and download the entire station. Leave this program on overnight. Some stations don't cut off the song ends properly... so find a station that does and stick to it. You can actually make the songs download extra material for the beginning/end to ensure you get the full song, but then you must manually cut the ends, which is time consuming. <p> <p>As far as I know, this is the best legal way to get mp3s for free (maybe even the best, period). You can find popular songs, as well as rare songs.
Cons
As discussed above, the songs don't always begin/end at the correct point. <p> <p>I would recommend leaving it on a single station for about a week or two, to make sure you get ALL the songs from that station (it gets about 80% of the mp3s the first pass, another 80% the next pass, and so on. Do the math.) <p> <p>It is difficult to search for a single song. Use this program to get a lot of songs, then keep the ones you like.
Summary
if your appetite for music is insatiable
martinw1200October 17, 2006
Pros
You can rip song by song, or rip a station for x amount of time into a file. I put the songs or timed file on my mp3 player and listen wherever, whenever. <p> <p>It's a great way to find music you want to buy or find out you don't want to buy something. Screening music, in other words. <p> <p>If you rip, say, an hour of a radio station and listen to it on your portable player, you have portable commercial-free radio! Nice. (Or rip a bunch of hours. Just start the ripping and let it go.)
Cons
Some petty stations screw with the signal and mess up the ripping, but these are few and you have thousands of stations to choose from.
Summary
Good program but beware!
yesmateAugust 2, 2005
Pros
Rips music from internet radio
Cons
Very buggy, I had to remove this program from my pc but it slowed it way down. It would take 10 seconds for my web browser to open after installing station ripper. Stay away from this one.
Summary
Easy to use, best freeware radio ripper
uchihazMay 17, 2005
Pros
I have tested a lot of Radio rippers. The Shareware ones too. But out of these, Stationrippers was the best. It was easy to use and created a lot of Mp3 for me ^-^
Cons
I wanted to update the station ripper. But somehow the Homepage was sucked. Now it works again.
Summary
Excellent program...far better than others INCLUDING REPLAY RADIO
mbrickerMay 3, 2005
Pros
Easy to use interface, completely replaces your need to download music illegally, doesn't put you at risk of the recording industry, good sound quality, great amount of songs downloaded automatically
Cons
Must use shoutcast and shoutcast-type stations, no settings to help download web broadcasts that fail to have id3 tags, lacks ability to slice a certain amount of minutes of recording for those stations without id3 support
Summary
Great and Fast Plus FREE
psychomonkeyApril 14, 2005
Pros
This is program is great, its fast, and free, its five times faster than p2p because it streams.
Cons
Separation of songs isn't perfect, but good enough.
Summary