Audials Tips: Record Many Videos & Radio Stations at Once

Audials Newsletter March 2025

Audials One is a versatile helper for building an extensive media collection in the highest quality. With just a few clicks, you can start recording dozens of radio stations simultaneously. The video batch recorder magically fills your hard drive with several movies overnight. Haven't you used these features yet? Then let us show them to you today.

How to Use the Batch Recorder to Record Multiple Movies
 

The Audials Batch Recorder makes it easy to record several movies automatically. Follow the steps below to set it up and get started.
 
Step 1: Open Audials and select the Batch recorder
 
Launch the Audials software on your computer. Make sure you’re on the Video Streaming tab at the top of the interface. Within the Video Streaming section, locate the Batch Recorder option. Click on it to open the Batch Recorder setup.
 
Step 2: Log in to Your Streaming Service(s)
 
You’ll need to log in to the streaming service(s) where your movies are located (e.g., Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, etc.). Ensure the videos you want to record are accessible using your account.
 
Step 3: Add Movies to the Batch
 
Use the search bar or browse your streaming service library to locate the movies you want to record. Add the desired movie to the queue.

Step 4: Configure Recording Settings
 
Adjust settings to match your preferences, for example, the recording speed and the browser Chrome, Firefox, Edge or the internal Audials browser.
 
Step 5: Start Recording
 
Once all movies are added, start recording the queue. The Batch Recorder will open each movie in the background and begin recording them one by one. You can continue working on your computer while this process runs. Keep the Audials program open for uninterrupted recording.
 
Step 6: Monitor and Manage Recordings
 
Keep an eye on the recording progress in the Batch Recorder window. When a movie finishes recording, it will appear in the upper right corner of Audials. Check the saved movies to ensure the quality meets your expectations.
 
Step 7: Edit or Organize Your Recordings (Optional)
 
After all recordings are complete, you can edit or organize them within Audials:
Trim unwanted sections, rename files, search for movie information like director, year, description etc with the tag editor.
 
Tips for Best Results
 

• Ensure a stable internet connection during the recording process to avoid interruptions.
• Set your streaming service’s video resolution to the highest available before starting the recordings for better quality.
• If you need to record during off-peak hours, schedule the Batch Recorder to run overnight.
• With these steps, the Batch Recorder will make creating your own movie library effortless and efficient! Enjoy your recordings.

How to Record Several Radio Stations Simultaneously with the Mass Recording Feature in Audials
 

Follow these steps to use the Mass Recording feature in Audials and capture multiple radio stations at once:
 
Step 1: Launch Audials Software
 
Open the Audials application on your computer. Make sure you are on the Radio tab.
 
Step 2: Open the Mass Recording Feature
 
Within the Radio section, look for the Mass Recording option in the toolbar or navigation menu. Click on Mass Recording to open the feature.
 
Step 3: Choose Radio Station Categories
 
A list of radio stations will appear. You can filter by genre or country. Select a category that best suits your interests or recording goals. For example, you can choose Pop and United States if you want to capture pop music from multiple US stations.

Step 4: Select the Number of Radio Stations
 
Click the Mass Recording button and a window with the recording settings will show up. You'll see an option to select how many stations you want to record at the same time. The maximum number is 100.
 
If you record a specific genre, you can enter it so that all will be added to the same music genre. That will make easier for you to find all the songs. Otherwise, Audials will take the genre Information from the radio stations.
 
Step 5: Start the Mass Recording
 
Once you're ready, click the Start Mass Recording button. Audials will automatically start recording the selected number of stations based on the category you chose. The software will display active recordings and track details while the process runs.
 
Step 6: Manage and Stop Recordings
 
To stop recording all stations, click Stop Recording at any time.
You can monitor the progress of your recordings in Audials. Saved files will be listed in the upper right corner.
 
Step 7: Access Your Recorded Tracks
 
Once the recording is complete, go to the Music -> My Music tab in Audials to find your saved audio files.
From here, you can edit, organize, or export your recordings as needed. 

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