Hi folks, there is also a nice little program that will translate to P3. 
Just go to http:/www.dvdvideosoft.com and there it will be a long with a lot 
of other neat little programs.
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From: "Domenick" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, April 15, 2011 7:46 PM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] Youtube file copy to harddrive?


> Morey. As far as I know, you can't download from You Tube but, like you,
> I like allot of the music there. Here is what I do to save the music,
> not the video. I bring up my sound card recorder. My card is a Sound
> Blaster and the recorder is called the EAX Console under the Sound
> Blaster programs folder. Once I have it up, under 'options' for
> recording, I select 'what you hear' instead of 'input', 'mic', etc. Once
> that is done, I bring up You Tube and find the video I want the music
> from. Once I have it, I click 'rec' on the EAX Console then 'play' on
> the video. Once it is over, I click 'save as' and save the recording as
> an mp3. It works great Morey! Don't use the Windows recorder since it
> will only let you record up to one minute only.
>
> Hope this wasn't to confusing and can help you.
>
> mick
>
>
>
> Morey Worthington wrote:
>
>> Hello all.
>> A friend sent me a link to some really great music...A japanese womens
>> band playing Sing-Sing-Sing.
>> How can I download this music to my computer and save it?
>> Or, can't I?
>> Using Windows77  and Jaws 12.
>> Thanks,
>> Morey Worthington
>>
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