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If you want to be able to access BBC Radio programming but can't use the iPlayer then the iplayerconverter website is for you, whether you use Windows Media Player, an Internet Radio or a mobile phone.

Your feedback and/or suggestions are always welcome.

RealAudio Update: It looks like the BBC have finally started to turn off RealAudio. Some programming is still available in RealAudio on the Listen Again pages, but I can't guarantee for how long. I'm looking into any alternatives for those of you struggling with the WMA streams on dial-up connections - if anyone has any ideas please let me know!

Andrew

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Browse Schedules by day

Browse BBC Radio schedules (either national or local radio) and click a link to stream the audio directly via Windows Media Audio

Browse Audio on Demand / Listen Again listings

Browse BBC Radio Audio On Demand (either national or local radio) alphabetical listings and click a link to stream the audio directly via Windows Media Audio.

Recent problems: The BBC broke something on or about the 21st July resulting in broken/missing links. The problem seems to have been fixed and links should start re-appearing over the next day or two.

Convert PID to audio link

Convert iPlayer PIDs to Windows Media Audio links, either manually or via our API.

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Site History

27th July 2010:  Looks like the problem is fixed and shows are starting to re-appear.

25th July 2010:  Lots of BBC radio WMA links are broken due to a problem at the BBC's end - watch this space....

11th June 2010:  Fixed day/date schedule RSS feeds - apologies to everyone finding the RSS feeds appeared to be empty.

1st June 2010:  It looks like the RealAudio streams are finally being switched off. You may find some programs are still available in RealAudio on the Listen Again pages as opposed to the schedule pages, but I'm not sure for how long.

1st May 2010:  Listen Again pages now show both the original Programme ID (PID) and the new Version PID. Use the former with software like Radio DL or get_player if you have problems.

23rd April 2010:  The BBC have implemented a new system that should resolve UK/international issues for all national radio Windows Media links. Many thanks to Paul Webster for the details.

21st March 2010:  Improved navigation between dates on daily schedule pages - thanks to Sebastian for both the suggestion and sample code to implement.

15th February 2010:  RSS feeds for local radio Listen Again should now work properly - previously they were showing an empty RSS feed.

12th February 2010:  It looks like the BBC have started to phase out RealAudio on national radio in advance of their March 2010 deadline. Please use Windows Media Audio links wherever possible.

30th January 2010:  Shameless plug for another website we have developed - check out the Keep Calm-o-matic, especially if you're a fan of British stiff upper lip!

25th January 2010:  Fixed links for Browse Schedule pages for Local Radio.

10th January 2010:  Updated the Google Gadgets with the new Windows Media Audio links.

8th January 2010:  Fixed a recurring bug affecting radio programmes with phone-in competitions (such as the Ken Bruce show on Radio 2)

30th December 2009:  Radio 1 Schedule page and feeds should be working now - apologies! I do wish every site user a happy and peaceful New Year.

18th December 2009:  Added international RSS feeds for WMA audio following a helpful BBC blog posting.

2nd December 2009:  Local Radio links have been restored for both schedule browsing and Listen Again.

24th November 2009:  Windows Media Audio is now available for national Listen Again. Local Radio will be restored in the next few days...

1st October 2009:  For the time being all Local Radio links have been disabled. See the BBC website for information on why this has been done. As soon as the situation has been resolved I'll reinstate the links in WMA format.

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