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Program that Captures Audio from a Flash?

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Daemia

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Does anyone know of a program that can Capture Audio from a flash movie?
 
I'm pretty sure you can, depending on your soundcard, use the standard audio recorder in windows. All you have to do is set the input in "record" (in the standard panel opened through either the speaker in the taskbar, or through control panel) to "what you hear".

1. Control Panel
2. Sounds and Audio Devices
3. Select "Advanced" in the 'Device Volume' section of the 'Volume' tab
4. Go to "Options - Properties" in the Volume Control window
5. Select the "Recording" radio button and make sure something to the effect of "What you hear" or "Wave Out Mix" or "Stereo Out Mix" is checked, then select "OK"
6. The Volume Control window should now have changed to the Recording Control window. Select the checkbox below "Wave Out Mix" or whichever you selected in 5
7. Open "Start - Programs - Accessories - Entertainment - Sound Recorder"
8. Hit "Record" for now, play the Flash movie, and adjust the volume on "Recording Control" accordingly.
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