How to record an mp3 file in WIndows?

[calmius]

I was brought up by ZX Spectrum games and recently found an emulator and tons of games that I can play over and over again. However, the emulator doesn't let me to record sound.
Some of these games has amazing soundtracks, so how could I record it into an mp3 to give to my friends?

[Iman74]

Search in the games folder, I'm certain that these files are probably wav's and they are some where in the games or emulator folder.

[calmius]

No, that's for certain there isn't one. This emulator works from .ztx files and .tap files. I can't extract audio from them because they're originally written in Basic.

[Iman74]

aaaa..then I am sure there is someone who would know that trick or know where to read documentation on how to do it.

[Nijos]

Hi there

I don't if this is any help but this zx emulator has the option to save audio to a wav file, which you could then convert to mp3 fairly easily:

Specemu

Hope its of some help



Nijos

[Force Flow]

SB sound cards come with a piece of software that will record any sounds being played on your computer.

[arubahounds]

force_flow's right. Windows comes with a sound recorder applet as well. The file will be recorded as a WAV file and you can convert it to MP3 if you want to. There are lots of conversion programs - MusicMatch works well for me (click File, then File Convert).