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Is it possible to allow streaming audio to buffer while I'm connected online, and then play it later while I am offline?
If so, or even if I have to be online is there software or a program besides Audacity that would allow me to download the audio to my hard drive? it's contained within an Adobe Flash playlist. Lastly, I have a few files that have pops or aural damage in one of the two channels. Could somebody walk me through correcting this, if there is a way to, or maybe do it for me? I'm more than happen to give you something in return for this task. Thank you in advance for your assistance - Kegan Last edited by kzm007; 08-12-2010 at 02:03 AM. |
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I want to add that the file is a Shockwave object, so the extension is .swf
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