BBC Radio Ripper

 

Rip Music from BBC and convert RM/RA/RMJ/RAM/RMVB format to MP3 file!

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Product ID :	13189-1
Category :	Audio / Streaming Audio
License:	Shareware - Free to Try
Vendor :	AlionSoft Software
Price :	$29.95 $26.96 USD
Delivery:	Fast Download link in email
Rating :	( avg rating: 4.00 , votes: 1 )
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Exclusive Limited Time Offer BBC Radio Ripper Discount Coupons (Available) Here's a chance to buy it cheap! Get up to 10 % off the regular price; Use the 'Redeem' button below to receive this offer. You can share this coupon with your family and friends. Coupon available for a limited time only and can be used for all AlionSoft Software products Click Here to Redeem Coupon(TWIM-T6N2-BEE) - Save Up to 10% Your order will be processed fast even at 2 a.m. in the morning. All orders are processed on a 100% secure server. User Review - Pros, Cons or Comments Thanks! I've followed your instructions and the transaction went through with the 10% taken off. In the past I have used HiDownload and FlashGet, but I've found that these can be unreliable, whereas yours doesn't seem to be, so far at any rate! Yours also appears to be faster. Both speed and reliability are especially useful if you are using dial-up, which I do for a few weeks each year. A suggestion. As a result of using the other programs I mentioned, I have got quite used to having "ra" or "rm" files, which are in any case more compact than MP3. I note that your program does in fact create an "rm" file (it puts this file in the folder "incomplete", which it creates). The MP3 file is then created from this "rm" file before the "rm" file and the folder "incomplete" are both deleted. However, by being alert I can copy this "rm" file in the few moments after it has been created and before it has been deleted. So the facility to capture the "rm" file for myself exists in your program. Why not allow it as an explicit option? It could be part of the menu you offer before the program starts ripping - to have the "rm" file, an MP3 file, or both. Just a thought. I can see myself routinely capturing the "rm" file when using your program, and in fact getting quite irritated at the rigmarole which is involved. Roger Hughes