Radioshift For Mac

Radioshift has been developed to allow users to listen to more than 50000 different radio stations, and record their broadcast. The application is no longer in development, cannot be purchased anymore, and the Radio Guide server that was hosted by TuneIn is offline.

However, if you have purchased the app in the past, you can still use it to listen and record streams, as long as you add the radio subscriptions manually. Keep in mind though that the developers do not offer support for the app, and that, depending on the quality of the streaming technology, the recording process might fail.

Since the Radio Guide server does not work any more, to make use of the Radioshift app you must setup your own radio streams: use the Subscription menu to add a new entry to the list. Note that you might also need to install additional players if you want Radioshift to handle certain types of streams.

Radioshift allows you to store details about the station’s title, artist, or genre, but also personal notes. At the same time, you have the option to setup a recording schedule: you can choose a date, a time, and a time interval. After the process is done, you can listen the recording within Radioshift, send it to iTunes, or send it to your default audio editor.

Even though Radioshift is no longer under development, cannot be purchased, and the developers do not provide support anymore, previous users can still employ the app and record shows as long as the radio subscriptions are set up manually.

Other customization options include the possibility to change the recording format and output location, to automatically wake or power on the computer, and so on.