Hey folks

About time for another tutorial I think. :-)

Pandora is VERY easy to record using Replay Media Catcher

Honestly, all you do is this:

1. Download your FREE demo of Replay Media Catcher
2. Start Replay Media Catcher
3. Hit "Record"
4. Open Pandora, select your station and stream your music!

It's that easy, Media Catcher will record the songs AND name them automatically (it usually takes about 45 seconds for the artist/song name to appear after it's recorded).
In fact, I just quickly recorded a few songs to show how it looks when complete:


Enjoy! Click below to download the FREE demo and get started now!

Record Pandora


ANYWAYS, now that you know HOW to record it, here's a little info for those who might not be familiar with Pandora:

Pandora is a free streaming music service (if you don't mind to have a small banner ads). It is similar to the pay to play services such as Yahoo! Music Unlimited, Napster, iTunes Music Store, Rhapsody, eMusic. Its music library contains approximately 300,000 songs from over 10,000 artists!!! The collection is amazingly diverse and covers every type of music except classical and world. It's great music from all sources: the big record labels, the indies, and musicians recording and self-publishing from their garage.

Pandora is a music discovery service designed to help you find and enjoy music that you'll love. It's powered by the Music Genome Project, the most comprehensive analysis of music ever undertaken. Just tell them one of your favorite songs or artists and they'll launch a streaming radio station to explore that part of the music universe.

They take your input (artists, songs) and feedback ("I like this", "I don't like this") and use the Music Genome Project to create stations that play songs that are musically similar to what you've told them. That's it; only the music counts. They don't care how popular the artist is, who's backing them, and they don't care which genre bin they usually belong in. Only the music matters.

Also their music licenses do not allow them to play specific songs by request. Your song selection is used to generate a station that will play similar music. Your song will be played eventually, in the mix with lots of other great music.

You may also listen to the top 20 most-listened to stations. You may also pause and skip tracks.

Pandora is available in two forms. Both versions have exactly the same features.

* The first form is an advertising-supported version which is entirely free. Over time we'll be incorporating ads into this version of Pandora.
* For those who want to steer clear of advertising, subscriptions are available in two different flavors:
1. ANNUAL: 12 months of unlimited use for $36
2. QUARTERLY: 3 months of unlimited use for $12
3. Don't pay at all, use it for free but be a bit more limited on song skipping. Ive been using it for FREE for years and it's one of my favorite services

As a registered Pandora user, you can access your stations from any computer. You may, however, only listen from one computer at a time.

Requirements:
Pandora works on Windows 2000 and XP with Internet Explorer 6 and Firefox. It also works on the MacOS X 10.3+ with Safari and Firefox. Flash 9 is required.
Pandora plays 128Kbps streams. Broadband Internet connection is required.

Pandora is available to the residents of the United States only.

Why Pandora?

* Free streaming service
* Extensive music library (300,000 songs from over 10,000 artists)
* Generates a radio station with similar music
* Completely legal