I am sorry, i was somewhat rude.

Back to the topic, you can record songs when you are listening to radios, online radios or "normal" radios, you can because you have the right to record it to listen later alone or with your family/friends.

Wi-fi stereos even come with cd's and other devices that can record from radio stations, so if it was illegal, those wi-fi stereos would not be aproved to be selled, as well as car radios which also have recording devices.

Every music you hear on radio stations, televisions and others, you have the right to record all of it, do you still remember the video cassettes? They also can record videos from tv and other stuff you might want to record for late review.

You have the right to record and listen with your family too, not only alone.

What you have no right is to use it for comercial purposes, i mean, you can not sell it or use it on comercial companies because that would be against the law because you have no license to use it on your business.

This is not like you insert the original cd of a singer and rip it like heavensounds is talking about, that you can not do because you would bypass the cd protection, and that is illegal, but in this case, you are listening to radio, you can record it, you have that right.

There's not the point if you buy music or not, i buy too, because i like the cd, where the recorded music is better then the one using this program, even though the quality is very very good in fact.

The thing is that this program is not the only one, it comes from a legitimate website, from a ethical software developer, and you can only record the musics from the radio stations if you are listening to it, it is not like buying a cd from a particular singer or music group, you can only record the musics that the radio dj is playing.

Riping a cd is one thing, recording a music you hear on the radio is another which is the same as recording from an internet radio station.

Tell me, do you think you have no right to record a music you are listening from your own wi-fi stereo from a particular radio station (which is the same as internet radio stations)? If you prove me by showing me the law, the law number and the article of that law, i will close down my arguments.

Isn't it possible the laws are just different for Lyon and the rest of the previous posters? I mean, in my country it is legal to just go and download the music using a peer-to-peer client like Limewire or Kazaa... in fact its legal to do that for movies, music, books, or any other copyrighted material. That's not even because of a lack of a law; there was a ruling by our Supreme Court specifically addressing this.

There's not the point if you buy music or not, i buy too, because i like the cd, where the recorded music is better then the one using this program, even though the quality is very very good in fact.

The thing is that this program is not the only one, it comes from a legitimate website, from a ethical software developer, and you can only record the musics from the radio stations if you are listening to it, it is not like buying a cd from a particular singer or music group, you can only record the musics that the radio dj is playing.

Riping a cd is one thing, recording a music you hear on the radio is another which is the same as recording from an internet radio station.

Tell me, do you think you have no right to record a music you are listening from your own wi-fi stereo from a particular radio station (which is the same as internet radio stations)? If you prove me by showing me the law, the law number and the article of that law, i will close down my arguments.

Singapore are under the RIAS when it comes to this issues regarding recording. So there is nothing about democracy or as what you are saying, we are following this body in our rules, the one which is used in the U.S. Look at the long term, what does recording these songs for free do? People will just record this music they hear on the radio, and there isn't any need to buy their CDs anymore. And in time, there will be no more artists. It just takes 1 in every 10 people to do this and the difference would be tremendous, so this isn't the way to encourage the growth of the music industry, instead it is killing the music industry slowly.