You can also install some app such as total recorder. It will record anything being played thru the soundcard.

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moonroy, Moderator

1) In Audiograbber, go to File->Line in Sampling...
2) Click the "Mixer" button
3) "Recording Control" will appear.
4) Go to Options->Properties
5) In "Mixer Device" select your sound card. You probably won't need to do this since it's usually set there by default.
6) Under "Adjust volume for", select the "Recording" radio button.
7) Under "Show the following volume controls", scroll down the list and make sure "Stereo Mixer Input" is checked (some PC's might be different and show this as "Loopback").
8) Click "OK" to return to the "Recording Control" window.
9) Under "Stereo Mixer Balance", make sure the "Select" box is checked.
10) Now Audiograbber should be able to record streamed / streaming content.

After you're done recording the stream, don't forget to reset your mixer control back to "Line-in" if you want to use an external audio source later.

BTW, this is in Windows 2000. I don't know if this will work the same in XP.

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