I wonder if you couldn't use soundflower to pick up the system audio and
then just use quicktime player to make an audio recording? That would be
a free solution.
CB
On 4/29/13 12:22 PM, Jane wrote:
Ack! And I haven't the cash to get that. But it is something to consider whenI
get more.
Jan
Ack! And I haven't the cash to get that. But it is something to consider whenI
get more.
Jane
On Apr 29, 2013, at 11:17 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> I tried a dozen different ways and with the DRM in place I couldn't get any
> tools to do their usual thing. Seems like the only alternative is
I tried a dozen different ways and with the DRM in place I couldn't get
any tools to do their usual thing. Seems like the only alternative is
the one previously suggested, to re-record the audio in real time.
Should be a better way but part of the unofficial point of DRM is to
control the playe
Hi. You can do this using audio hijack pro, but it is going to be in real time.
In other words, you must play the videos and grab the audio at the same time.
Nektarios.
On Apr 28, 2013, at 4:19 AM, Jane wrote:
> I bought three seasons of a TV show and I am downloading the videos to iTunes
>
I bought three seasons of a TV show and I am downloading the videos to iTunes
right now. Is there anyway I can just extract the audio even though the files
are protected?
Jane
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