Sami,
I looked in the cache ( I use Netscape) and there were no files that were
sizable with the .ra* or .mp3 extensions. I also tried Internet Explorer but no
luck.
The browser opens up another browser panel and triggers the realaudio plug-in
when the sound file is clicked on the website. From, the second site, I have
been able to download the .ra files using Xfileget. Now these will have to be
converted to .wav somehow.
Regards,
Dharam

Sami Garzon wrote:

> Dharam,
> You said you can not download the file, it has to be played.
> Some type of files, like real audio extensions, are played without download,
> but the download is made silently to the Temporary-Internet-Files. Play the
> file, and without disconnecting or closing the browser, go to the above
> directory. You'll find a file with the extension you have played. Now you
> just need to copy it to other directory.
>
> If this is not the case, let me know.
>
>     Sami Garzon :)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Dharam Bhardwaj <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Thursday, December 09, 1999 3:04 AM
> Subject: [PCBUILD] Recording sound off the 'net
>
> > I need to put a sound file recorded off the internet on to a CD. This
> > file cannot be 'downloaded', it has to be 'played'. So, I use RealPlayer
> > for that part. But I am not sure how to 'record' it directly on to the
> > hard drive.  Right now, I am doing it the looong way - recording to a
> > tape using a phono jack cable from the sound card to the tape machine,
> > then playing/recording the sound back to the hard drive using Adaptec's
> > Spin Doctor and then putting it on CD.
> > I can't use Spin Doctor to record directly off the 'net because it only
> > expects devices hooked up to the sound card.
> > I guess, someone is probably going to respond and say - it's easy!
> >
> > Regards,
> > Dharam
> >
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