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I just found about last.fm-ripper, a Perl CPAN module that saves last.fm radio streams to individual mp3's. How cool does that sound ? The readme even says that with a proper MP3::Tag module, mp3 files are saved with correct ID3 tags, which I haven't tried yet.

Usage is cake easy. Once the archive untarred, you just :

CODE:
  1. [ozh@BOX ~/last.fm-ripper-1.2.1]$ ./last.fm-ripper -u yourlogin -p yourpass -a metallica -o /home/ozh/mp3/ &

Sounds great, except that mp3 files generated on my box seem empty. Got to play a bit with this :Þ

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  1. 1
    Me Japan »
    commented, on 24/Apr/06 at 10:30 am # :

    Thank you for the information!
    Neither am I...I still can't get any mp3 file by that...

  2. 2
    KickMe France »
    said, on 06/May/06 at 10:48 am # :

    Didn't have this problem (vesion 1.2.1). Nice program !

    [gniiii l'anti spambot, y'a pas moyen de le mettre en valeur, ou ailleurs qu'après les champs optionnels, ou de pouvoir récupérer le comment qu'on vient de taper avec amour ?]

  3. 3
    jasvanth Australia »
    said, on 02/Sep/06 at 3:40 am # :

    please can someonbe explain how i use this. im really confused

  4. 4
    Slash Switzerland »
    replied, on 10/May/07 at 2:39 pm # :

    How do i have to install that? i don't get it

  5. 5
    chris Norway »
    said, on 16/Jun/07 at 6:32 am # :

    yeah.. How do we use this? can someone make us a guide??
    please.. :)

  6. 6
    StationRipper United States »
    commented, on 09/Aug/07 at 1:27 am # :

    Or you could just use StationRipper, which will record Last.fm (and internet radio)

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