Replay Music
Records streaming audio from any internet source as high-quality MP3s, auto-tags each track with artist, album, genre, lyrics, and album art, splits songs, and provides batch processing, media library features, and uploads to Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive.
Features
- Audio Recording
Tags
- record-streaming-audio
- Record Internet Radio
Replay Music News & Activities
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- Fla updated Replay Music
- alex314 reviewed Replay Music
Scammed. They disable your software remotely and ask you for more money One of the many customers that got their product disabled remotely. One day I was using it, the next day it said that the registration code was expired. I got an absolutely absurd reply from support that basically told me to pay again.
Needless to say, I not only won't be upgrading or ever using their products again but I've switched to Cinch and won't be looking back.
Will be considering also a class-action lawsuit.
Replay Music information
Developed by
Applian Technologies Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $29 and $49.Alternatives
7 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Category
Audio & Music
What is Replay Music?
Replay Music is a streaming audio recorder that captures MP3 files from any internet-based site or PC application. It saves each song as a high-quality MP3 file, automatically tagged with the artist's name, song title, album, and genre, and divides each song into individual tracks. The software records high-quality MP3s and can tag existing music files. It features intelligent song naming, identifying and tagging up to 30 million songs with their album art and lyrics. Its user interface is easy to navigate, with a built-in media library for song search and a feature for precise track splitting. Replay Music supports phone and tablet usage and can automatically upload files to DropBox, Google Drive, or OneDrive for easy sharing between your computer and Apple or Android devices.
Comments and Reviews
Scammed. They disable your software remotely and ask you for more money One of the many customers that got their product disabled remotely. One day I was using it, the next day it said that the registration code was expired. I got an absolutely absurd reply from support that basically told me to pay again.
Needless to say, I not only won't be upgrading or ever using their products again but I've switched to Cinch and won't be looking back.
Will be considering also a class-action lawsuit.