The best free Internet Radio Recorders

The best free Internet Radio Recorders


Most media players support Internet Radio, so that it is possible to play streams right in the player. All it takes is to find the right station, which usually happens either on websites such as Shoutcast or in the programs if they ship with a list of stations by default.
When it comes to recording, Internet radio offers many advantages including the splitting of recordings in songs, the recording of multiple streams at the same time, and features to search and record songs of interest.
Internet radio is one of the few free legal options to increase a collection of digital music in a short period of time. If you can record 14 songs per stream per hour, and record 10 streams for an hour a day, then you end up with 140 songs after a single day, 980 songs after a week, and 3920 songs after a month.
The programs listed below had to meet certain requirements outlined below. Programs that did not were not included in the list.
Note: We have only included Internet radio recorders in the list and not audio recorders in general. You can use an audio recorder like Audacity to record Internet radio, but it is nowhere near as comfortable.
Requirements
A free version of the Internet radio recorder needs to be available.
It needs to be compatible with all recent 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows.
The recorder cannot limit the number of recordings.
The top list of Internet radio recorders
Below is the list of programs that met the requirements posted above. The list is sorted alphabetically and you find a table with information afterwards which you can use to compare programs with each other.
A recommendation is added to the end that reveals the program or programs that we recommend.


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