Assuming the file is actually posted on the web page, a right click (or vo-shift-m) will give you the option to download the file. If it's in one of those players that don't allow you to see the file, that's a different story, but, yes, audio hijack will definitely record the file for you w/o any trouble. Simply set it up to hijack safari audio, press record, then switch to safari, and begin playing the file. I'm not sure if osx downloads the files before playing them or not. A lot of stuff these days is done via streaming, so the file may never exist on your hd, regardless of how long it is. If it does windup there during it's playing though, you can find it in your ~/library/caches/safari folder (somewhere) I've never determined where it it decides to put things, and searching through that mess for a currently playing file is a bear, since rarely does it have a recognizable name, but occasionally, it does work. hth. <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
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