From MJ Help:
"Record Web Media (Radio)
You should be able to record in Media Jukebox using the "Mixer" recording source. You may need to go into your windows mixer to select the desired source prior to recording:
In Windows
Double click on the speaker icon in the system tray.
From the Volume Control menu, choose "Options" and then "Properties".
In the "Adjust volume for.." section, choose "Recording".
In the lower area where it says "Show the following volume controls", check all the controls.
If you have a source called "what-u-hear", or "sum" or "all", select (or un-mute) that source. If you don't have one of these, try the others until you find the one that works.
In Media Jukebox
Play the Web Media station.
From the File Menu, select Tools > Record Sound.
Go to "Options" and select "Mixer" as the Recording Source.
Select the Encoding icon in the left frame, and set the encoder and quality you want to use to record.
Select the File Naming & Location icon in the left frame. Look under Output File Location, Base Path. This is where your recorded file will be saved.
Take note of or change the filename conventions (directory rule and filename rule). These will determine the name of the recorded file.
Press "OK".
Fill in the Artist and/or Album fields.
Press "Start".
Example of filename:
If your Base Path is set to C:\Music, and you have a directory rule for
and a filename rule for your file will look like this:
C:\music©bc®adio©bc – radio – 01 – mixer.wma
To playback your recording
To listen to your recording, find the file and double click on it."
Listed in the index under "Record Web Media" (Radio).
HTH
Listening to: 'Night Bird' from 'All the Sad Young Men' by 'Anita O'Day' on Media Jukebox
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