save the sounds of some installations

[muiacir]

hi my friends...
some programs when we want to install them in our system , play a sound untill levels of installation.
is there a way to have this sound? some of them are beautifull

 

[muiacir]

no one has my answer?

 

[boohbah]

if you could be more specific as to the programs you mean, then we could possibly help more

 

[mitchell65]

Not sure what "play a sound untill levels of installation." means but what programs are you talking about?

 

[muiacir]

thank you my friends....this program is not an popular program.it is produced by my country.it is "parand"(شرکت فنی مهندسی پرند - شرکت فنی مهندسی پرند)

 

[mitchell65]

I think the language is Persian? I would contact the authors of the program and ask them but i daresay they will have a copyright on the music so to copy it without permission would probably be illegal.

 

[muiacir]

I think the language is Persian? I would contact the authors of the program and ask them but i daresay they will have a copyright on the music so to copy it without permission would probably be illegal.

thanx my friend....i do not know that it is without permission!!
for other program what can i do?some of musics are in folders of installation file but some of them are combine with the installation file and can not find the music file as seperate?

 

[mitchell65]

i do not know that it is without permission!!

I meant you should have permission to copy the music files from the author of the software!

 

[muiacir]

i buy their software(2010 version) and i do not understand what is the meaning of permission again?i should bye the musics again?

 

[mitchell65]

In your original post you said:

some programs when we want to install them in our system , play a sound untill levels of installation

which I gathered meant that you heard the music during installation. That being so to extract the sound files from the software and use it for a purpose that it was not intended for would require the permission of the author! IMHO
I'm not expert in international law but using just a rule of thumb, that's my view!

 

[muiacir]

this software exactly is it....i heard the musci during installation.and i pay for buying the software.
now i email them and they said in 2010 version i can not extract musics from DVD of software becose it is combine with installation file and they do not have the source of musics for emailing to me
mean thre is no way to have the sound?

 

[ignatzatsonic]

You could record the sound as you hear it during the installation process, assuming your PC supports "stereo mix" or "what you hear" recording. That depends on the sound card and driver.

 

[mitchell65]

The program Audacity will record the sound. It is free and downloadable from here: Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder

 

[muiacir]

thank you my friends but the quality of them are not well

 

[mitchell65]

The recording quality of Audacity will be affected by the quality of your sound card and the format you save the files in! I can reproduce perfectly acceptable sound with Audacity on my system. I use it extensively for voice overs on my video recordings.
What format have you tried? To be honest and with great respect you have only had the software for a matter of half an hour maximum. I really don't think that is long enough to form a valued judgement!

 

[muiacir]

ok...thank you mitchell65...which format do you recommend?

 

[mitchell65]

What ones have you tried so far and what's the difference in file sizes? What sounds have you recorded so far(I mean from what source are they)?

 

[ignatzatsonic]

ok...thank you mitchell65...which format do you recommend?

Use a lossless format such as WAV unless you have disk space problems and must restrict file size. Or unless your playback device will not play back lossless files such as WAV (unlikely).

WAV files are about 10 times the size of a high quality mp3. If you are not recording hours of sound, the required disk space should not be an issue.

In reality, you are not likely to be able to tell the difference between a lossless file and a high quality mp3 (192k bit rate or higher) if you are using Audacity correctly.

You have to configure Audacity in its preferences menu.

Make sure the meters are not bouncing up against the 0 mark and overloading. This will cause distortion.

 

[muiacir]

i record a music that playing in my sstem but as i said it was not good.i uploadet it:
http://pt88-mui.persiangig.com/audio/xzc.wav

 

[ignatzatsonic]

If the music sounds good before it is recorded and bad after it is recorded, you have hardware issues or are doing something wrong in the recording process.

If the music sounds bad before it is recorded, it will sound bad when recorded.

We have no idea how good the music sounds before you record it.