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Handy · 05-30-03, 02:00 PM

There are 2 approaches I can think of:

1. Subscribe to audible.com. For a monthly fee, you can download NPR news programs.

2. ReplayRadio is a software product that will allow you to schedule most any streaming program that will play on your Desktop PC. You can listen to them on the desktop and/or capture them to MP3 files.
Once you've recorded the programs, you can load them onto your PPC and play them with a music player.

If you do decide to go wireless (which I highly recommend), you can stream hourly news from NPR using the GSPlayer application. Unfortunately, most of the streaming content on NPR is in RealAudio format which won't work with the RealOne Mobile Player. At least until Real updates their mobile player software.

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Handy Aximsite Major League Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 392 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	There are 2 approaches I can think of: 1. Subscribe to audible.com. For a monthly fee, you can download NPR news programs. 2. ReplayRadio is a software product that will allow you to schedule most any streaming program that will play on your Desktop PC. You can listen to them on the desktop and/or capture them to MP3 files. Once you've recorded the programs, you can load them onto your PPC and play them with a music player. If you do decide to go wireless (which I highly recommend), you can stream hourly news from NPR using the GSPlayer application. Unfortunately, most of the streaming content on NPR is in RealAudio format which won't work with the RealOne Mobile Player. At least until Real updates their mobile player software.