WeedyBoyWonder Although the problem has been solved, you could have also used the standard sound recorder (start>programs>accessories>entertainment) if you have an on-board mic (most computers do), but the quality would suffer.
Instead of using a mic and recording through your speakers you should open the volume control and go to 'Options' > 'Properties' .. then tick the 'Recording' box ... look in the lower white pane and make sure one of the following are checked: What-U-Hear, or Stereo Mix (a very few might need to use wav in, or mono in) ... then select 'OK' and the recording control panel will appear. You can only have one option selected in the recording control panel, unless you have multiple soundcards, so select 'What-U-Hear', 'Stereo Mix', etc. Now, when you record any sound from your PC it will be the best quality your soundcard provides for that file. This is also great for playing music in a voice chat (while holding the 'talk' button down or locking it.)

Don't forget to set your recording control back to 'microphone' if you want to talk.
Pools Reviewed by Pools on . Question for computer geeks Is there anyway to take the audio from a video and just simply make that into a wma or mp3 track? Rating: 5