 Internet
radio and streaming audio in general are becoming more and
more popular with the higher broadband web access penetration.
This page will show you how to make recordings on your computer
from these sources in case you want to keep something to playback
later.
Two conditions first. Your sound card has to be full-duplex
to allow playback and recording at the same time (that is
most likely the case). The other condition is that access
to the sound card is not blocked by the streaming audio playback.
Please note that streaming technologies are also used to
prevent sound capture so there is no guarantee that the recording
will be possible in all cases. 
To make the recording with Claudio, start the program, click
MIX, choose Recording, select Wave line as the sound source,
start audio stream and click Record.
 During the recording
you should see the signal animation line on Claudio's front
panel moving. If it stays flat that most likely means that
nothing is recorded.
 After recording is done you can keep it in the program's
own cassette file format and/or export to standard WAV, OGG
or MP3 file. Please note that exporting to MP3 format is
possible only if the program finds the necessary codec on
your computer.
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