The easiest way is to get a double male mini-din cable and plug one end into the output of your sound card and the other into the AUX or MIC input. You could use a split-din (two female jacks to one male) so that you could actually hear what is being recorded as well.

TMOTS

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The easiest way is to get a double male mini-din cable and plug one end into the output of your sound card and the other into the AUX or MIC input. You could use a split-din (two female jacks to one male) so that you could actually hear what is being recorded as well.

TMOTS

Thanks man, but I was thinking more in the direction of some software thing. You know some program which can do this, I know they're out there, I just can't come up with a name of the program.

Ah I see. Although I personally use Cakewalk, a good easy to use trial version software with a reasonable purchase price is this:

http://www.download.com/Cool-Record-...html?tag=lst-1

TMOTS

One way I do it, is I use keepvid.com to actually capture the entire video from youtube then I use Super to convert that file into whatever I need it do be (e.g. *.wav)

thank you both

use keepvid.com to dwnld the file (just insert the link to the vid in the field at the page)

use SUPER to convert it: http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html