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"Live Computer Recording Program"

Hazel Motes

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I might have asked this question before, as I've been looking for a certain program for ages. I need some kind of software that records the stuff being played out loud from the computer (and saves it down to, for instance, a wav-file), for instance the sound from a youtube clip, a skype conversation a song being played. No microphones or stuff, just a simple program. Does it exist?

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I might have asked this question before, as I've been looking for a certain program for ages. I need some kind of software that records the stuff being played out loud from the computer (and saves it down to, for instance, a wav-file), for instance the sound from a youtube clip, a skype conversation a song being played. No microphones or stuff, just a simple program. Does it exist?

Not sure if it works like you want to, or even if it's real, but this was advertised just above your post, ironically!

Audio Recording Software - Sound Recorders for Windows & Mac

 

Edit: The one called "sound tap" looks like it could be your cup of tea...

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Download Audacity (I'm afraid you'll have to Google it as I can't add URL's) which is free. Set the input from drop down to Stereo Mix (there's a drop down that defaults to Microphone) and hit record.

 

You can then save recordings as Wav files or, if you download a dll - Audacity will tell you how, mp3s.

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Rem, the FNG is talking complete sense here. Audacity is the way to go (its open source so will cost you nada), and all you do is set your recording device to be effectively 'what you hear' and away you go. You can also edit the sample before saving to file too, which is the main feature of Audacity.

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