I’ve struggled for years with a Radio Shack timer which is a bear to set up, controlling a cassette deck with a portable radio connected to it. None of the systems approach the simplicity of setting a VCR to record an hour show, say, once every week. However, doing the same thing with radio programs has been a total pain, and there are so many unique programs – especially on NPR and community stations – which millions of listeners miss because they are not set up to timeshift radio as easily as TV. Originally via a VCR, but now increasingly various versions of TiVo and other Personal Video Recorders. Nearly everyone timeshifts TV programming in order not to miss their favorite shows when they are out of the house or apartment. I used to run occasional “how to” features on my national radio version of Audiophile Audition concerning time-shifting of radio programs. Consists of AM-FM Desktop Radio plus cables, CD-ROM with required software, manual
#RADIOSHARK KMART MAC OS#
RadioSHARK AM/FM Computer Radio with TimeShiftingĬross-platform: Runs on Mac OS 10.2.7 or higher, G4 recommended, requires a USB port Runs on Win 2000 or higher, 400 MHz minimum, requires a USB port.
Mine no longer work properly and therefore is useless.
There is nothing online either, except a number different software apps for playing netcasters only – not FM stations. WARNING! This product has been discontinued by Griffen Technology and they offer absolutely no tech support of any kind for it.
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