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[ddraigmor]

If anyone is interested, you can now hear Southampton VTS - the Port Control - on:

http://azul.streamguys.com/richardson1

The site is excelent with up to date ship positions on an AIS map. Gives a whole new meaning to the idea of 'shipping movements'!

Jonty

[john54]

Hi
Very interesting  :) Reminds me of my scanner days
Got any more like as good?

[Faraday's Cage]

Does anyone know how to record these streams and save as a wav. file (I guess you know where I'm going with this one !)

FC

[ddraigmor]

The only other live scanner feeds I have are for the major dutch ports. These are on:

http://members.home.nl/krid/livescanner.html

http://www.scannernet.nl/AIS%20Google%20Online%20DSC.html

They do speak in En glish and you'l have to fiddle your way around but the first one is good if you get Ijmuiden and the second does a broad scan of a few frequencies across the area.

Yes, i think I know where you are going with it (wheelhouse chatter.....?) but how you do it is beyond me apart from have a mictrophone and tape recorder near to your speaker.....?

Jonty

[TugCowboy]

Does anyone know how to record these streams and save as a wav. file (I guess you know where I'm going with this one !)

Had the same idea myself... I have a friend who uses this if you are on Windows:
http://applian.com/sound-recorder/
Says it is very good - and free. Looks good certainly.

If you are on Linux then there's plenty about and, quite naturally, its all free and far better
Alex

[Faraday's Cage]

Thanks for the recorder information. I've since found a program called "audio recorder for free" which will let me record in either mp3 or .wav format.

For everyone's info, I sometimes find I cannot connect to the streaming audio but with a little patience eventually get a connection.

FC

[RipSlider]

Does anyone know how to record these streams and save as a wav. file (I guess you know where I'm going with this one !)

Had the same idea myself... I have a friend who uses this if you are on Windows:
http://applian.com/sound-recorder/
Says it is very good - and free. Looks good certainly.

If you are on Linux then there's plenty about and, quite naturally, its all free and far better
Alex

Someone with excellent taste in Operating systems!