The most frequently asked question I get is how to convert Real Audio Files.

This is the easiest way to get files from the webAudio Extractor Have Fun!

I was sent this email from someone who seemed to figure out a better system.
I have not tried it, but did get a chance to look at the site she sent me to.

I found a program called soundcapture, it's really small and easy to use, you can find their website at:
MagicSofts
It works sort of like a tape-recorder. Basically it just records playback from the soundcard.

Old Method - doesn't seem to work too well from what you guys write me.
Here is one way to locate the files on your hard drive and convert them to MP3's.
When you click on a real audio link from my site...it will put the location info in your Real Audio browser.
Copy that location into your web browser and hit enter.

You will get a dialog box that says "viewing location" *that* is saving the file to your "temp" folder on your hard drive.

After it saves the location...you can do "find file" and it will show you were it saved it on your hard drive.
Just do an "open containing folder" from there and voila!
You should have the file.

So far, this seems to only work on the .rm files and not the multiple song files (.smil).

You can download a free copy of Real One player here:

To convert files Real Audio files to MP3 files once they have been downloaded - use this free program: