Capturing music

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There is a website that plays some music that I adore. How can I capture it, preferably onto mp3?

THanks
 
if your on xp, go into volume control, click options then properties then click the recording radio button and tick all of the recording channels in the bottom box and click ok

Select different sound levels until you find your stereo mix one(ie whats outputted to your speakers), then just open your favourite audio recording software and when you press record, it will record from your chosen channel

I think they have disabled you doing this on vista, but im not fully sure and i'd also check the legalities of this as im not fully sure what the law stance is on this
 
There is a website that plays some music that I adore. How can I capture it, preferably onto mp3?

THanks

perhaps better in the audio section?

check the site see if it lists the music used?

check the temp folder for the mp3 / midi etc file used on the site?

worst case fire up an audio editing program, select "what you hear" or similar from the windows sound input start recording and fire up the site, export the recorded sound to an mp3, be careful not to use any videos, or things that run sound while doing this tho.
 
Audacity is what I use for doing this sort of thing. It can export to mp3 but you need to get the lame codec off their site to do so.

I think they have disabled you doing this on vista

The 'Stereo Mix' is disabled by default, if you search 'vista enable stereo mix' you can find plenty of instructions for enabling it. :)
 
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