How to Record Network Radio Broadcasts

When it comes to radio, there are still some people that opt for the traditional physical form of radio to listen to different programs. However, with the emergence of the internet and online streaming, it has become increasingly difficult for the radio industry to relive its former glory of being the center of the household entertainment.

The reasons for the traditional radio’s decline in popularity is twofold: one, it’s time-bound. There are programs that are scheduled and people actually have to wait for the proper time. Second, there’s very little replay value. And recording the program is quite unreliable considering the technology is outdated.

The network radio is the physical radio’s answer to the rapidly changing landscape of technology and the internet which caused a massive decline in demand and sales. Using VideoPower YELLOW or ZEUS, you can record network radio broadcasts and listen to them offline.

To download the free software, just click on the link below.

ZEUS  can do what VideoPower series can do and more with an almost similar interface.
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Go to the network radio station that you want to record.

Lanuch VideoPower YELLOW.
Before recording the radio broadcast, make sure that the sound source is set to “System sound.”

Make sure that the recording is set in the format of “MP3.” – or whatever format you deem appropriate.

Click the “Record” button to start recording.

After recording, right-click the recorded track icon and click “Open folder” to open the storage location of the recorded audio file or click “Delete” if you want to delete the file and record again.

ZEUS series can do everything that VideoPower series can do and more, the interface is almost the same.
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