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scripting with streamripper?
If you don't need/can't use the song-splitting ability of streamripper, you might want to try archiver.pl written by Jamie Zawinski instead - it's what I use most of the time. It just records a stream, no relaying, no cutting into pieces, but it uses zero CPU compared to streamripper (which uses close to 100% CPU on a G4/533 for me).
Your best bet is to find some osax or something that lets you run shell commands from AppleScript. My recording script actually calls one or the other based on whether I request relaying:
if [[ -z $@ ]] {
mkdir $rptmp
$HOME/src/archiver.pl --verbose $rpurl $rptmp $rpsecs || exit
mv $rptmp/*/*.mp3 $rpd/$fn
rm $rptmp/*/*.time
rmdir $rptmp/*
} else {
streamripper $rpurl -r -s -d $rpd -l $rpsecs || exit
mv $rptmp/* $rpd/$fn
}
scripting with streamripper?
Close to 100% on a 533 G4? That sounds too high. I get < 40% on a Titanium G4 500. Just today I had streamripper rip and relay while iTunes2 was playing that relay and this was with IE 5 running, Photoshop and Dreamweaver in classic for my web work -and yes, I was working as usual going back and forth, those apps weren't just sitting there. I know I was really pushing it but I had very little problems. Only if that Altivec kicked in more often it would be less of an issue. |
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