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- Get Unlimited Free Entertainment – AudialsOne delivers tons of music, films and videos straight to your computer
- Records Everything! Over 30,000 Internet radio stations, social radio stations, music videos, films from online movie stores and more
- Find your favourite artists and start getting tracks and albums straight away – you’ll have an extensive music library in no time
- Normalises volume, plus automatically adds album artwork, lyrics and ID3 tags for your collection
- Listen to web radio stations and podcasts from around the world
- Get free films straight to your home – never miss a blockbuster again
- Find the videos you want – in the right format for every device and record them for your own use
- Media Manager organises and plays your collection, plus, synchronises with your MP3, mobile and more
- Universal Converter takes care of all copy protection and file formatting problems for your PC, mobile phone, iPod, PS3, Xbox, etc
- Expand your music and video collection – stay up-to-date with the latest trends and be inspired by new releases
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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This is one of those products you'll be asking yourself whether you need.
The blurb raises your expectations that you'll be able to download music and movies without ever having to pay for them again. It even makes you think the software is exploiting the legally grey area of copyrighted content online.
However once you get into the program, it becomes clear what this is designed to do. Its the digital equivalent of the tape/cassette recorder. It searches online for the content you're looking for from legal sites & sharing network such as Youtube, Vimeo and MediaRaptor and other such sites then provides you with the ability to record it to your hard disk.
A key flaw is that it does not tell you the original source until it's been downloaded or offer a preview. Which can make sorting through poor quality files a chore.
Once you've found the content you want (simply from the file name and nothing else), it then records it to your computer in the format you choose. After that you can open up the file and choose to upload it to devices and convert the file format to suit that device.
Put simply, you can do much of what this program does already using other tools. What this program does, is actually play the content, and whilst it's playing, record it at the same time. Quite clever, but the source of many of these files is so poor that if you're going to the effort to use this software, it's likely you know better sources to download that piece of music or video you're looking for. The software does a lot, but not very well.
Ps. The blurb also mentions that it can circumvent DRM, but does this by re-recording the original file (Essentially playing it back and re-recording the sound). This is known as transcoding and there may be some perceptible quality loss from the original file particularly if using lossy formats such as MP3. If you appreciate the quality of original source files, then you will not like this compromise.
The blurb raises your expectations that you'll be able to download music and movies without ever having to pay for them again. It even makes you think the software is exploiting the legally grey area of copyrighted content online.
However once you get into the program, it becomes clear what this is designed to do. Its the digital equivalent of the tape/cassette recorder. It searches online for the content you're looking for from legal sites & sharing network such as Youtube, Vimeo and MediaRaptor and other such sites then provides you with the ability to record it to your hard disk.
A key flaw is that it does not tell you the original source until it's been downloaded or offer a preview. Which can make sorting through poor quality files a chore.
Once you've found the content you want (simply from the file name and nothing else), it then records it to your computer in the format you choose. After that you can open up the file and choose to upload it to devices and convert the file format to suit that device.
Put simply, you can do much of what this program does already using other tools. What this program does, is actually play the content, and whilst it's playing, record it at the same time. Quite clever, but the source of many of these files is so poor that if you're going to the effort to use this software, it's likely you know better sources to download that piece of music or video you're looking for. The software does a lot, but not very well.
Ps. The blurb also mentions that it can circumvent DRM, but does this by re-recording the original file (Essentially playing it back and re-recording the sound). This is known as transcoding and there may be some perceptible quality loss from the original file particularly if using lossy formats such as MP3. If you appreciate the quality of original source files, then you will not like this compromise.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Remember in the good old days? When you'd hold a tape deck up to the radio? To record the Top 10? And Dave Lee Travis would always talk over the end of the Bay City Rollers? No? Well, this is the bleeding-edge digital equivalent. Find content. Play it. Record it. Play it back. Poor source? Poor recording. This is probably okay if you don't like music that much and you're just looking for something to play on your headphones while you guide jet-fighters onto the deck of an aircraft carrier.
Sit it out. Vinyl will be back soon, anyway...
Sit it out. Vinyl will be back soon, anyway...
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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This software programme makes a lot of claims but using it is not at all intuitive and makes it about as clear as mud to use. It would be more useful to have a proper handbook rather than an onscreen help.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Disappointed
This piece of software sounded so promising. I thought my teenage children would be well impressed with it. Read more
Published 22 months ago by kehs
Confusing, messy and fiddly, but capable of recording pretty much...
I picked up a copy of Audials One thinking that maybe it would help me transfer films from my DVD collection onto my various portable video devices (iPod, PSP, DS etc.). Read more
Published 23 months ago by R. Stevens
internet radio
i have had a lot of problems installing audials first i had to disable anti virus and then firewall. Read more
Published 23 months ago by G. V. Best
What's the point?
- a bothersome setup and it clashed with my antivirus software during installation
- complicated and cluttered interface and no physical help files
- poor quality sound... Read more
- complicated and cluttered interface and no physical help files
- poor quality sound... Read more
Published on 27 May 2010 by Maria2222
Total waste of time!
Audials makes some very big promises, so it was almost inevitable that it was going to be a complete let-down, and it was. Read more
Published on 26 May 2010 by Ren
Dire & then some!
I feel CHEATED!!! I suppose I should have remembered the old saying - "If it looks too good to be true...." as this totally epitomises it. Read more
Published on 25 May 2010 by Romayne Wright
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