1. In the navigation, click Radio.


2. Type the station name into the


and click the desired station in the list of search results
Example in icon 1



Also mind the search results that are hidden due to current radio settings
Example in icon 2

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• Enter a station name.
  
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• Mind search results that may be hidden due to current radio settings.
  
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• To start recording any time, click Record.
  
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3.Optional: Do one or all of the following:

• To add the station to your favorites: On the radio toolbar, click
  
  
  
• To listen to the station: In the Player, click
  

5.Optional: You can repeat steps 2 and 4, to record several stations, at once.

After a few minutes, Audials One finishes recording the first songs. All recorded files appear in the Player.
Continuous recordings need to be stopped, manually.

You can now edit your recordings. Edit tags, fine-tune cutting, and cut continuous recordings into songs.

While your are listening to a station, Audials One creates a history which allows you to save recently heard songs.
How the history works:

• The history lists recently played songs and goes back up to 10 songs.
  
• The history only works for stations that are indicated as being suitable for recording.
  
• The History button
  becomes visible as soon as one song has been played completely.
  
  
• The history is also available on the station's details page.

The history shows a list of recently played songs. Click a song to save it.

You can program scheduled recordings to let Audials One record a certain radio station at a given time, automatically.
Here's how the recording timer works:

• Click
  
  
  and then click Create scheduled recording for selected station...
  
  
  to create a new scheduled recording for the selected station.
  
• Audials One will automatically start and finish this recording at the given date and time.
  
• To see all your scheduled recordings click
  
  
  and then click Manage scheduled recordings.
  

Remember: Audials One needs to run to do scheduled radio recordings.