rip audio from flash

[Modest Genius]

is there any (good) way to rip the audio from an swf file? virtualdub and nero dont like swf formats

[MakeMyDay]

is there any (good) way to rip the audio from an swf file? virtualdub and nero dont like swf formats


the way I do it , is go to the setting of my sound card ( audigy , but worked with Soundstorm too) and change the record option from "microphone" to "what you hear".

That means it records anything that would come out of the speakers. So you hit Rec. and play the swf .

[Modest Genius]

the only recording option ive got is SB Wave device, which it was on already. for some reason my mic doesnt show up, but since it works im assuming thats my mic

[Wallrod]

http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/3088/words1fh.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
because i'm too lazy to type it out.

Actual source names might be slightly different, but basically hitting 'record' on whatever sound program will make it record the output of whatever is selected in those tickboxes.

[GrosPoisson]

http://www.eltima.com/products/flashdecompiler/

There are some limitations, but you should be able to get what you need.

[Modest Genius]

may i ask how you get to the record control?

ill take a look at that gros, thanks

[Wallrod]

Options dropdown -> Properties in windows volume control.

[FaKToR]

Or you could use Audacity and record from stereo mix (you can do this with the windows sound recorder but it limits you to only a minute of recording at a time).

[Captain Colon]

What faktor said...change your recording device to "stereo mixer"

You'll probably need to adjust the volume in the recording section of your volume control, just do what wallrod said.

[Chris R]

With windows sound recorder, you can open a file, save it, reopen it, and you'll have two minutes worth, and keep repeating.