RadioRipper is a simple bash script that plugs into amarok and uses streamripper to record radio stations you listen.

It opens a new Xterm for each recorded stream, so you are free to download 1000 or more streams at the same time.

To save a stream, right click on it in your playlist, at the bottom is a new MenuItem, select "RecordRadio" and "Ripp Stream". A Xterm window appears with a running instance of streamripper. Now hear the next stream and start the next "Ripp Stream" while the others are still running.

They are stored in a directory called "RadioStreams" in your home directory.

If you wish to change the streamripper options (proxy settings etc.) or the directory where things are stored right-click on RippRadio in your script manager and click edit. These are simply variables that are set in the first few lines of the file.

Requirements:
You need to have streamripper installed. It comes as part of Debian and several other distributions. You can also download it from http://streamripper.sourceforge.net/ .
For RecordRadio to run need to have a few standard GNU commands available: (xterm, egrep, sed)
Tested with :
Amarok == 1.4.10
Streamripper == 1.63.5

Based on RecordRadio. Thanks to the developers.