How to record sounds from wesbite?
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I use a program called Total Recorder to record Internet streaming. It's an excellent program.
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Use "MP3MyMP3", it's a free program that can record ANYTHING going through your sound card (assuming you choose the right input device on the program), and allows you to save it to MP3 or MSADPCM WAV. Be careful though, it can slow down your system, as it's rather process intensive if you're trying to record from games (which you don't appear to be doing).\n\nThe website is:\n\nhttp://www.mp3mymp3.com\n\nHope this helps you.
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You can use Audicity. Its an open source sound editing tool.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net
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you need to go into your control panel to the SOUNDS section (in the classic view).\n\nTHen make sure the PLACE VOLUME BUTTON in task bar is selected (this just makes it easier to do this going forward).\n\nthen close that window - and there should be a little speaker in your lower right corner.  Double CLICK that... and then choose OPTIONS, then PROPERTIES, then switch to RECORDING. \n\nNow at this point - every sound card is SLIGHTLY different...  You need to look in that middle box for something that says either WAV, or WHAT YOU HEAR, or ALL SOUNDS or something along those lines and make sure it's checked.\n\nThen click OK - and the volume window will open... check that box on the volume window (usually only one can be checkd at a time).  Once it is - then your computer will now record any audio it hears.  \n\nSo it would then be up to you to use your sound recorder of choice.  There are many free ones.  I use Sound Forge.. but it's expensive.  \n\nIf you go to tucows.com or download.com you can probably find a freeware sound recorder that is better then the one in windows - but you can use the windows one if you have no other choice  (START, PROGRAMS, ACCESS., ENTERTAINMENT, SOUND RECORDER).\n\nHope that helps -
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This is actually pretty easy to do. You can record any message you want onto your computer as a .wav file, then go to Start/Control Panel/Sounds and Audio/Sounds and switch the system sounds there. For example, record a message that says, "Hi Dave" and "By Dave" and save it somewhere easy to find. Then go where I directed you, highlight "start windows" and hit browse, then locate the "Hi Dave" file and choose it then press apply. Do the same with the "exit windows" sound using the "By Dave" file. You can change any sound the computer makes this way.\nAlternately, if you don't want to use your own recorded messages you can go to a .wav site and use those, you just right click and "save target as" to save the file to your computer then follow the directions above. I'm including a link that has a bunch of .wavs from the movie "2001", there are a few with HAL9000 addressing Dave, so you might be able to use them. Hope this works out for you, it's not as complicated as it sounds.\n\n2001 .wav site:\nhttp://www.moviewavs.com/Movies/2001.shtml\nfor other wav sites just search movie wavs and you'll find a ton of them.
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If you're running Windows, you can use the Sound Recorder. Located under the Start Menu > Accessories > Entertainment. It comes with Windows so you don't need to pay more.
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if you have a specific program for recording I'd use it (Cubase, Creative Labs).  If not, in your Accessories--> Entertainment, there should be a sound and audio recorder.  Record the medium.  It will already be in .wav format.  Don't compress it into .mp3.  Use whatever software you have to create an Audio CD with the sound you recorded.  Not a data CD.  When you have created an audio CD, when you check the properties of the CD and you will see the extension .CDA (CD Audio).  Check the CD in your stereo just to make sure.  Don't assume it's been burned correctly.  I've worked with audio engineers who do this professionally for recording studios and don't check their finished product and it wastes so much of my time.
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you can use total recorder... http://www.totalrecorder.com/
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You can record them using Audacity:\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nAnd then convert the files into MP3 and upload them in your web site, please let us know when they are UP.
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Try googling for super mp3 recorder.  You can record any audio that is  playin on ur computer into a mp3 file.
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right click on ur text/image N go to "action settings" there u hav options like mouse click N mouse over.In tht select play sound. U can chose ur own .wmv sound too
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Go to START menu and than PROGRAMES and than ACCESSORIES and than ENTERTAINMENT and than open SOUND RECODER to record the voice and after save it
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The recording time can not be changed u can only wait till' the 60'th second and then press the record button again and so on.\nThis will result with a litle scratch in the recording but in the end the whole thing will be saved in a single file.Anyway i recomend you to use another program for recording sound like:\nSound Forge (all versions)\nnero wave editor etc.:)
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Anything you can hear, you can record too.\nRead http://www.ghacks.net/2005/11/06/guide-to-streamripping/ and use http://streamripper.sourceforge.net/
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You can try FastCap to record the video if you can play the original video in full screen.\n\nYou can download it from http://www.ejoystudio.com
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First get the file into a .wav then use Windows Sound Recorder to cut out parts you do not want. It is a program already installed on your computer. In accessories. It works!
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Only a .wav file can be used unless you use some third party program.\n\nTo change the setting, goto your control panel, then 'sounds'.