Stream Ripper for Windows 7
Have you been looking for a Stream Ripper for Windows 7? Ok, Microsoft had to remove the “Record what you hear” option in Windows Vista and Windows 7, but there are still plenty of other ways to record a live stream. After all, it is completely legal to record online streams. So, let’s find some good stream rippers for Win7.
StationRipper is a great stream ripper that supports Windows 7 (32 and 64-bit) and is using the backend of “Stream Ripper”, the ultimate open-source stream ripper solution. The “Stream Ripper” is normally only accessible via command line utilities, but StationRipper includes a great frontend for it and allows you to access it just like any other Windows 7 application.
Let’s take a look on the frontend of StationRipper:
So, how would you rip a stream? Nothing easier than that:
Right-click on the white area and select “Add a new Station” and enter the IP or enter the IP directly into the address bar and click on the green Add icon:
Find Stream IP Address
But how to get the IP address of a stream in the first place?
Open a stream in VLC and then go to “Tools” – “Media Information” (shortcut: CTRL+I)
Copy the IP address without all the stuff behind the slash (example: http://64.237.49.76:8015)
Date posted: January 29, 2010
It would be great if somebody could check StreamSink against Windows7. I tried it on Windows XP and it runs perfectly stable forever, and provides capture of wma, wmv and shoutcast streams, both mp3 and aacplus.
STREAMSINK worked great in windows 7 with no problems at all.