So you’ve had your MP3 satellite radio device for quite some time now. You’ve found your niche of programming that appeals to you. But what if you’d like to record a special interview, a comedy set, or your friend’s radio show? There are ways to record Sirius and XM satellite radio into MP3s - most notably, using Time Trax, a sort of TiVo for satellite radio.

Sure, you can purchase MP3 satellite radios directly from Sirius or XM Radio that can capture streaming radio and save it onto your portable player for later listening. For instance, XM’s Samsung Nexus, the Sirius S50 or the Dell DJ MP3 satellite one will store up to 50 hours of time-shifted content and record your favorite shows. However, the shortcoming is that the contents are only available on that particular device. While you can plug your portable gadget into your car, home stereo or in some cases your computer, you won’t be able to effectively transfer individual songs or hours of broadcast back to your computer.

Time Trax primarily targets people with busy schedules who may not be able to catch all their favorite programs. It also helps people who may want to save and refer back to exclusive content - like interviews, concerts or comedy routines. A third target group are those individuals who’ve already paid several hundred dollars for their iPods and want radio broadcast programming they can convert onto their devices, without purchasing one of Sirius or XM’s MP3 satellite radio devices.

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