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Originally Posted by Trafton
You cannot record to a MOD extension with all of the editable properties intact. However, you can output to WAV fairly easily, albeit with quality loss by going to your Sound/Volume control panel, going to properties, going to recording, and selecting "What U Hear"/WAV/MP3s. There should be a property similar to this, and you can then simply use a recording program. It is low-quality, but it is a cheap and easy solution.
~ Traft
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Actually, though I suppose there is variance as far as sound card quality goes, there should be no loss of quality using this method. I assume you assume it does because of the Y!M stuff we were doing with music, that is Y!M's fault and not that of the recording option. Also, if you do not have an option such as WAV/MP3/Output in your recording options, you can choose Master Recording, which will record everything that goes out your speakers directly (including mics, so you may want to unplug those).
I would recommend recording into a program such as CoolEdit and then finding a free quality wav to mp3 convertor.
Also, if you want to record j2b's as an mp3, you will -have- to do this from Jazz2. You can just as easily disable sound effects from the in-game options menu or from the menubar in windowed mode.
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