**Description** Because the DJs are alcoholics who never seem to record events, I archived Shamismash #3 Aashislap on July 6th 2024 on r/a/dio. I skipped rvw because he disconnected right after joining so I thought he had technical issues. The DJs schedule was the following in EST: 4:30pm - rvw 5:15pm - Dandy 6:00pm - DJinn 6:45pm - T-- 7:30pm - xX_KNITE_MASTER_Xx 8:15pm - Yorozuya 9:00pm - NANMOWAKARAN 9:45pm - HaruHEEHEE 10:30pm - buttmachine 11:15pm - Vankual 12:00am - Qnia **Info** Audio: 192kbps MP3 Length: 7 hours 49 minutes Album Art: Yes Tags: Yes (could be better?) **Tech Note** I simply pointed wget at the stream location so I ripped the raw mp3 stream live. Although this is the best/easiest way to record streams (to avoid recording a loopback as FLAC and bloating the file size for no good reason), because of unavoidable network issues over a long period of time this always results in a few file conformance errors but are fine for the decoder to handle. You will never notice an audio quality issue, but your media player might not let you seek to some exact times throughout the file due to some audio packet errors. In that case, try a little before or after and your media player should handle it fine. I used ffmpeg to copy the raw wget file to a new one with `-c copy` which will fix some but not all file errors. It fixed the reported runtime length but didn't fix it reporting as VBR. The stream was actually CBR. I think I added the album art correctly? I used ID3 v2.3 tags for better compatibility. Also I have over 300GB of r/a/dio streams I've been manually ripping for a few years, but they're the untagged wget MP3 files. They just have the date and DJ or event in the file name and most FnF files have Hanyuu included because I manually start and stop wget, so I usually leave it downloading overnight and stop it in the morning. Would it be worth uploading everything in the unprocessed state? I really need an icecast ripper program that creates a m3u8 playlist from the stream metadata and time offset. Maybe one day...