Record radio stations with streamripper, Raspberry Pi

On Wheezy Raspbian OS install streamripper application

sudo apt-get install streamripper

Since there are no silent fade between tracks i personally recommend to keep the track in order.
That is why i add -q 0001 and use 1q before artist name and track title

Record TopRadio:

streamripper http://195.13.200.164:8000/ -u "Gecko" -o always -D "Radio/TopRadio/%T - %A" --quiet &

Record Frequence3 Hits:

streamripper http://ice.stream.frequence3.net/frequence3-128.mp3 -o always -D "Radio/Frequence3/%T - %A" --quiet &

Record LoungeFM:

streamripper http://radio.mixnews.lv/995_128 -o always -D "Radio/LoungeFM/%T - %A" --quiet &

Source:
http://onair.net-radio.fr/
& at the end means to leave the process in background.

To record Radio Paradise

streamripper http://stream-dc1.radioparadise.com:80/mp3-128 -q 0001 -D "Radio/RadioParadise/%001q. %A - %T" --quiet &

Record "The best DnB, Dubstep, Chillstep & Neurofunk" radio

streamripper http://radio.zuluhosting.co.uk:8000//stream -o larger -D "Radio/XenFM/%A - %T" --quiet &

Since this radio mostly includes nicely silent fade we will use -o larger option which means overwrite the same track if the size is bigger.

To list all streamripper instances use

ps x | grep "streamripper"

To kill one station use sudo pkill and process id:

To kill all streamripper instances use

sudo pkill streamripper

To remotely access the files you have recorded set up samba server