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(Update)

RadioLover 1.6 is the latest version. According to the developer: "RadioLover enables music fans to easily record Internet radio and listen to recordings and songs on their iPod or MP3 compatible device.")

(Original Article)

I'm at a slight disadvantage. I do not use a MAC computer but I do have information for MAC users about new software for recording streaming audio. Therefore, since I cannot actually try it to report in my usual hands-on review style, I am simply presenting information that has been made available to me.

Bitcartel has announced the release of RadioLover 1.1. It allows you to record your favorite Internet radio streams as separate songs. Then, listen to your favourite radio shows on your iPod. If you are a fan of iTunes, you will probably find RadioLover quite useful.

RadioLover 1.1 is a rewrite of StreamRipperX.

RadioLover features:

- Record Internet radio streams as individual MP3 songs
- Schedule recordings of your favourite shows
- Record multiple radio streams at the same time
- Import radio streams from the Web and iTunes Radio Tuner
- Split and organise recordings by song, time, or size
- Automatically save, file and tag MP3s
- Experience a new look'n'feel

System Requirements:

- Mac OS X 10.2 or later
- Supports iTunes Radio Tuner
- Supports Shoutcast compatible radio streams
- MP3, M3U, EXTM3U radio stream playlists supported

PRICING:

Radiolover is priced at $15.00 for a single user. For multiple license/user situations, there is a descending discount based on the amount of instances needed of the software.

- Corey Deitz

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