Windows 7: Showing Output Sound as Input

Hello everybody,

I hope everybody is doing all right and much better than me.

I wanted to ask something about audio.
How can I make the sound coming from my speakers like they are coming from microphone?
I guess you could say that how can make output coming like input?
I want to add a video entry to a journal, I can add the video, but I want the sound from the video added to the entry too.
I couldn't find a way to do that because it only records the sounds from microphones.
Another question would be how can make a song on my computer recorded as an audio journal?
What are the ways to do that?

Thanks.

I don't mind saying I'm confused. Where is the video coming from and where/what is the journal method of recording? Seems to me you could use Windows Live Movie Maker. As far as an audio journal, the Sound Recorder under Accessories should to it. You'll need a microphone plugged in and make sure it's assigned as a recording device.

That is my problem.

Let me explain it this way.
I have a song on my computer, and I want to release it as audio journal.
But for that, I need to trick the operating system to make it like the sound coming from the speakers is coming from the microphone.
Or I want to record the output sound as input sound.

Okay, lets get simple and to the point. You can't "trick" the PC to play a song and record at the same time--You need software. What is the source of the song and what is the file format? Where is the "journal" and what file format are you trying to create? If you're trying to extract a song in one format and create another, use Windows Media Player or one of the available third-party rippers.

This might help: Image:Rip_966.jpg - wikiHow

It is a live journal. You use your webcam and microphone to leave audio and video journals.
I can put a movie as it is coming from webcam by manycam, but I don't know how can I make an mp3 (or any other sound format) file as it is coming from microphone.
I just want to put a video with sound to a live journal blog.