markz
100 TW
So there is a website that posted up audio of some speakers that I would like to record.
Legally of course, through a charitable contribution to the main office for the area as thats where the conference is held every year. Where literally thousands show up, this years its on Zoom and so its a charitable contribution instead of the private company making recordings and selling the audio that way.
There is no file.
Its strictly just audio.
I click on play button on the far left and it will play or pause the audio.
I can let it run, or click anywhere along the timeline of the audio to any point in the audio.
Basically its like the ES subject line when you post, so its a different color then the background of the website and thats the audio timeline. I move the cursor to anywhere and click it goes to that time.
There is an overlay of the time your at and the total time.
I hope I do not have to get a mic to record putting the mic close to the speakers and click play and record from mic to some software.
Is there a more techy way to get into the code of the website to rip the code to a file?
Legally of course, through a charitable contribution to the main office for the area as thats where the conference is held every year. Where literally thousands show up, this years its on Zoom and so its a charitable contribution instead of the private company making recordings and selling the audio that way.
There is no file.
Its strictly just audio.
I click on play button on the far left and it will play or pause the audio.
I can let it run, or click anywhere along the timeline of the audio to any point in the audio.
Basically its like the ES subject line when you post, so its a different color then the background of the website and thats the audio timeline. I move the cursor to anywhere and click it goes to that time.
There is an overlay of the time your at and the total time.
I hope I do not have to get a mic to record putting the mic close to the speakers and click play and record from mic to some software.
Is there a more techy way to get into the code of the website to rip the code to a file?