Ivan, yes, it does record all of PHC or other full-length broadcasts with no interruption in stream or recording. I mostly use it in an "attended" mode, since I want to review the material song by song looking for good stuff for our gospel band. I really depend on it for that-- I can learn a song myself very, very quickly, but to be able to archive it for the other members of the band is a real treat and reduces the amount of "teaching" I have to do on each song..... they get to hear it done in the original, not filtered by my interpretation, and they can help interpret into our style, with me.

There is one hourlong show I use it for without babysitting it, but it's archived, not a live stream, so I just use the timer when I feel like starting a new batch of material, and clip out the songs I want once I review the .wav, later.

I think after the puder itself, that you helped me spec, TR is the single most useful tool of all the ones you showed me. I use it on almost a daily basis for things I could not do otherwise, and with it we can include TONS of rare material-- shellac-era and wax-cylinder era originals.

~Susan