github.com/iomz/radiko-auto-downloader

Sometimes we miss our favorite shows on radiko and they get vanished from http://radiko.jp/#!/timeshift – let's just keep them automatically saved locally, from AoE.

Disclaimer:

• Never use this program for commercial purposes.

• Requirements
• Installation
• Configuration
• Usage
  • Try with Docker
• Build the image yourself
• Credit

Requirements

radikron requires FFmpeg to combine m3u8 chunks to a single aac file (or convert to mp3).

Make sure ffmpeg exists in your $PATH.

The docker image already contains all the requirements including ffmpeg.

Installation

go install github.com/iomz/radikron/cmd/radikron@latest

Configuration

Create a configuration file (config.yml) to define rules for recording:

area-id: JP13 # if unset, default to "your" region
extra-stations:
  - ALPHA-STATION # include stations not in your region
ignore-stations:
  - JOAK # ignore stations from search
minimum-output-size: 2 # do not save an audio below this size (in MB), default is 1 (MB)
rules:
  airship: # name your rule as you like
    station-id: FMT # (optional) the staion_id, if not available by default, automatically add this station to the watch list
    title: "GOODYEAR MUSIC AIRSHIP～シティポップ レイディオ～" # this can be a partial match
  citypop:
    keyword: "シティポップ" # search by keyword (also a partial match)
    window: 48h # only within the past window from the current time
  hiccorohee:
    pfm: "ヒコロヒー" # search by pfm
  trad:
    dow: # filter by day of the week (e.g, Mon, tue, WED)
      - wed
      - thu
    station-id: FMT
    title: "THE TRAD"

In addition, set ${RADICRON_HOME} to set the download directory.

Usage

mkdir -p ./radiko/{downloads,tmp} && RADICRON_HOME=./radiko radikron -c config.yml

Try with Docker

By default, it mounts ./config.yml and ./radiko to the container.

docker compose up

Build the image yourself

In case the image is not available for your platform:

docker compose build

Credit

This project is heavily based on yyoshiki41/go-radiko and yyoshiki41/radigo, and therefore follows the GPLv3 License.