Can I save and burn an mp3 that is directly linked on a website?

Question

MP3:http://img669.libsyn.com/img669/f7711ca739799b45fa9f5eeff158a756/46003209/2094/3243/MonkeyPickAss2.mp3
Link to MP#: http://prestonandsteve.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=104770


The example I'm giving is above, I understand folks who don't trust clicking anything on the internet but I'll explain what it is and what I want incase you don't want to click.

This is an mp3/podcast from WMMR's Preston & Steve Show that I want to burn onto a cd. It's saved in a mp3 format but I can't figure a way to save it onto my hard drive so I can burn it onto a cd later.

Answer 1

If you can't figure out a simpler way, I'll tell you what I do for recording audio from videos playing.
Well, I won't tell you in-depth, but I'll give you links.
Basically, first you set the computer to record things that are playing on your computer.
see third box
http://forum.gnonline.net/archive/index.php?t-83364.html


Then you use windows recorder to record it.

go to start-->all_programs-->accessories-->entertainment-->sound_recorder

Then you combine the parts into one thing.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/82215

Answer 2

Right click on the link to the MP3 and then select
"save target as" You can specify the location to save and then do anything you want with it.

Answer 3

If it is not protected, right click the link and then select "Save Target As". This should pull the file to your PC and not auto-play it. This also works for movie files.

Answer 4

Is it that monkey one. I clicked on it and it just downloaded itself.