Tunebite.co.uk explains how to save the music, films, radio and live streams you watch and listen to online. We write step-by-step guides and reviews of recording software such as Audials Tunebite, Audials One, Audials Moviebox and Radiotracker, and we help you solve the problems that come up along the way, from playback errors to file formats that will not open.
Tunebite.co.uk is an independent information site. We are not Audials AG, the company that makes Tunebite, and we do not sell software, take payments or provide licence keys. When you buy or download a program, you do it with the maker or an authorised reseller, under their prices and terms.
What we do
Our guides answer the practical questions people have about recording and converting media. We cover:
- how Tunebite, Audials One, Audials Moviebox and Radiotracker work and which edition suits which need
- how to record music services, radio, video platforms and live sport for personal use
- screen recording of streaming services and online meetings
- converting audio and video between formats such as MP3, MP4, WMV and AVI
- fixes for common errors in recording and playback software
- background on streaming technology, privacy tools and VPNs
- a guide to online pokies for adult readers who are interested in casino games
Our principles
These rules apply to everything we publish:
- Tested steps. A how-to guide should work when you follow it. We describe the steps as they appear in the current version of the software and say when a feature depends on the edition you have.
- Honest about limits. We tell you when a program cannot do something, when a free option is good enough and when a recording may be blocked by the service.
- Respect for copyright. We explain recording for private use. Copying and sharing protected content is a different matter, and we say so.
- Open about money. Some links to software shops are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission if you buy. The price you pay does not change, and the commission never decides what we recommend.
- Kept up to date. Software changes often. We revisit older guides and correct steps, names and prices that have changed.
The editorial team
Ethan Calloway is the editor and writer behind Tunebite.co.uk. Ethan has worked with audio and video software for many years, from ripping CDs to recording today’s streaming services, and follows each new release of the programs we cover. Ethan decides what is published, tests the steps in our guides and makes sure the site follows the principles on this page.
How we use AI
We use AI tools, among them Claude from Anthropic, to help with background research, the outline of a guide and a first draft. Nothing goes live as the tool wrote it. The editor checks every step, menu name, format and claim against the software itself and other reliable sources, then rewrites the text. We are responsible for everything we publish. Our AI policy explains the process in more detail.
Contact
If a guide no longer matches the software, a link has stopped working or you spot an error, please tell us through our contact page. We read every message and correct mistakes as quickly as we can. Our privacy policy explains how we handle the information you send, and our terms of use set out the rules for using the site.
Gamble responsibly
Alongside our software guides, Tunebite.co.uk has a page about online pokies and the casinos that offer them. It is information for adults only. We do not run a casino, take bets or handle money, and nothing on this site promises winnings.
Playing pokies and other casino games for real money always carries a risk of losing, and for some people it leads to gambling harm. You must be of legal age where you live: 18 in most countries, 20 to enter a casino in New Zealand and 21 for casino gambling in many US states. Set a limit for your time and money before you start, and only play with money you can afford to lose.
If gambling is causing problems for you or someone close to you, free and confidential help is available. Gambling Therapy offers support worldwide, and our responsible gambling page lists helplines for the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and other countries.