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Software harvests music from 14,000 stations

Radiotracker 3 gets user PCs to monitor and record output

The latest version of the web radio recording software, Radiotracker, monitors the music from 14,000 stations and uploads tracks of your chosen genres to your PC.

The previous version could only watch 20 stations at a time but the new Radio Tracker 3 Platinum, from RapidSolution Software, gets the PCs of its users to listen in, allowing many more stations to be covered.

Users are sent tracks from their choice of 77 different genres.

Radiotracker 3, which costs £20, will retrieve album cover artwork and lyrics, and includes a mobile phone ring-tone generator.

Its Music Manager module will now work with mobile devices such as iPods, mp3 players, mobile phones and PDAs. A CD-burning facility has also been added.

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