Is there any piece of software that would allow me to listen to vocal traffic on the frequency 400mhz-500mhz?
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Now even if there were software, how do you expect your computer to pick up a signal? That is what a scanner is for.
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yes, on launchcast (yahoo music). \n\nalso, many radio stations have a webcast in addition to their regular over-the-air broadcasts.  you can tune them in from any computer.\n\nhere are some to start...\nhttp://www.ohiobiz.com/Ohioradiofeeds.htm#NE
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Try Audacity! It's freeware and it does the job pretty well.
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try www.launch.com www.blastro.com or www.singingfool.com
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You could try Audio Hijack; the pro version can capture audio from any source.
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Do you have any applications in the backround that might be monitoring your audio but not actually using it (such as Speech Recognition or a program bundled with your soundcard)?
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This is called voice recognition software. many options available!
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Try http://www.soul1063radio.com/home.php
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Most software-based answering systems should have this capability (or even a low cost digital answering machine, if you don't want your computer running all the time).\n\nA quick check of Google and Yahoo for call recording software gives lots of results.
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try chatterbox http://chatter.flooble.com/
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try this\nhttp://www.audioblogger.com/
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Try Audacity, http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ and you will also need the LAME MP3 encoder, it's listed on the same site.
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You'll love this.\nCheck out Station-Ripper... at the website below.\nSome highlights...\n*  Record Shoutcast Audio and Video streams, and Podcasts.\n* Records up to 600 streams at one time. (only 2 streams in the free version)\n* Integrate with iTunes - auto-generate iTunes playlists of songs recorded. (I HAVE NOT TRIED THIS MYSELF)\n* Keeps track of the songs you've already recorded, only keeping the songs you don't already have.\n* Lets you easily find stations to record, via the StationRipper Portal, Shoutcast, or other web sites.  Or you can drag and drop from iTunes radio to start recording.\n* Keeps a list of the music and stations you've recorded, allowing easy playback and re-recording of stations.\n* Listen to any station being recorded with a single mouse click.\n* Ignore songs under a certain size.\n* Auto-record whatever was being recorded the last time you ran StationRipper.\nI love it!
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http://www.dslreport.com - has a good speed tester, but be advised VSAT is a share media, so even tho, starband, or directway say you get 500 down, if everyone is on then your 500 down is drastically reduced,
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You can't pick up am/fm radio waves with your PC unless you have a special adapter, but a lot of radio stations provide internet streaming feeds too. A good starting place would be http://www.windowsmedia.com/Mediaguide/Radio which has a list of many radio streams, but other than that I would suggest doing a Yahoo search for the particular station you are looking for!
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try shout cast radio, you use win amp to listen to it\n\nmy fave is rantradio.com, you might like some if it, both crazy left and crazy right on there at times (some times from the same person lol)
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There's a wav file here from m-w.\n\nhttp://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/audio.pl?ampere01.wav=ampere\n\nPronunciation: 'am-"pir