To steal an idea from kvigor:
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How difficult would it be to extend Replay to radio?
using manual recording, you would just feed the audio from you A/V receiver into Line 1 on the Replay -- you would have to manually set the receiver to the correct station and set the time for the broadcast; but would the present unit allow recording to be done with audio -sans- video?
even better would be to have IR blaster control of the receiver, and an area channel listing/program guide for the radio stations in your area -- do such programming lists exist? Even something you manually set up to pre-set radio staions would work -- like the buttons on your car radio...
Then you'd be able to record NPR's morning shows, Howard Stern, your favorite sports-talk shows, whatever...
Maybe an idea for ReplayTV 5.0?
Joe
To steal an idea from kvigor:
Quote:
| Originally posted by kvigor: btw, Replay guys: make a car-radio replay equivalent, please. I am now irritated whenever I realize that I can't pause or rewind radio broadcasts in my car. I literally reach for a pause button that isn't there before realizing that I'm still stuck in the year 2000... 11-03-2000).][/b] |
using manual recording, you would just feed the audio from you A/V receiver into Line 1 on the Replay -- you would have to manually set the receiver to the correct station and set the time for the broadcast; but would the present unit allow recording to be done with audio -sans- video?
even better would be to have IR blaster control of the receiver, and an area channel listing/program guide for the radio stations in your area -- do such programming lists exist? Even something you manually set up to pre-set radio staions would work -- like the buttons on your car radio...
Then you'd be able to record NPR's morning shows, Howard Stern, your favorite sports-talk shows, whatever...
Maybe an idea for ReplayTV 5.0?
Joe
