0Re-designBest Answer 8 years ago ReplyUpvoteDownload and install "audacity". it's free and you can record anything that your computer can play.
0KitemanNachoMahma Answer 8 years ago ReplyUpvote+2(Although I second Rick Harris' comment regarding copyright.)
0evantanski 7 years ago ReplyUpvoteI used to use audio MP3 sound recorder. Not sure if it is still around. It records any/all sounds that make it to your speakers. It records and saves as either WAV or MP3.______________Frostwire Download
0Lithium Rain 8 years ago ReplyUpvoteVLC. Google "record streaming audio VLC" and you will get a bunch of guides - it's a very simple option, two clicks and done.
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Best Answer 8 years ago
Download and install "audacity". it's free and you can record anything that your computer can play.
Answer 8 years ago
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Answer 8 years ago
+2
(Although I second Rick Harris' comment regarding copyright.)
Answer 8 years ago
It's a triple:
Audacity.
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7 years ago
I used to use audio MP3 sound recorder. Not sure if it is still around. It records any/all sounds that make it to your speakers. It records and saves as either WAV or MP3.
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Frostwire Download
8 years ago
VLC. Google "record streaming audio VLC" and you will get a bunch of guides - it's a very simple option, two clicks and done.
8 years ago
BUt more than likely your breaking copyright - Just so you know!