Jebi is intended to give you the tools to record radio shows off the air, so that you can play them back when you wish. Audio files are stored as mp3's in show-based folders. The shows are published on the web with RSS podcast feeds, so you can use your aggregator to collect the files. REQUIREMENTS - An audio source for the shows to be recorded. I use a combo cable/FM tuner card, connected to the CD input of my sound card. You should be able to connect a radio to your soundcard input to record from a single station. - A comfort level with man and crontab HOWTO shows are recorded via cron, like so: 30 04 * * 1-5 . setcapture CD 3; setfmtuner 91.7; record-show BBC 30 Refer to the man pages for the three commands. The user under which jebi runs should be a member of the jebi and audio groups: usermod -G jebi,audio podcast feeds are available under http://localhost/jebi CAVEATS - I've only tried this with a Leadtek Winfast 2000XP TV/FM tuner, though any supported by Linux should work. - 'setcapture' assumes a soundcard with 'Capture Source', 'Capture Switch', and Capture Volume' controls, like mine. Check with 'amixer controls'. - This should work with TV audio as well. Setting up the audio and setting the channel is left as an exercise. _ This was developed under Fedora, starting with Core 4. It should work elsewhere. --- Dave Steele daves@users.sourceforge.net