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I have a particular internet radio show that I like to listen to each week and I am looking for a solution to automatically begin recording at a specific time each week on a particular station for a specific amount of time so that I can listen to it when I'm unavailable at that time. It would also be nice to fast forward through the ads.

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[โ€“] ReginaPhalange@lemmy.world 10 points 3 years ago

Assuming a stable URL

ffmpeg -i "(stream url)" -t (length of recording in hh:mm:ss format ) -c copy "recording.m4a"

And you could time it weekly using cron jobs

[โ€“] cyberpunk2350@lemmy.world 4 points 3 years ago

Look into yt-dlp and ytdl-sub (linux) ytdl-sub basicly an text based interface for ytdlp can be used to help automate the process and is a little more human readable and easier configure.