Save the spoken output of a Google Translate session

[MISS CHIEVOUS]

Happy New Year everyone.

I'm trying to save the spoken output of a Google English-to-Spanish Translate session. You know, when you click the little megaphone, and a really professional (female) voice speaks the Spanish flawlessly? If possible I'd like to know how to do this using VLC Media Player.

I am soooo bad with streaming it isn't funny. Would anyone care to walk me through this step-by-step? I (obviously) know how to play Google's generated output; I just don't know at what point the one begins to record the other? Shouldn't VLC be started before? Thanks guys.

[jagabo]

Just record from the "what you hear" or "speakers" device. I would use audacity. It's free and easy to use for this.

[MISS CHIEVOUS]

Is that an option in the program?

[pandy]

nope - this is option in Windows Mixer - usually mixed output is exposed as virtual "what you hear" input - you need select from input this particular one and later progress with Audacity as usual for recording - AFAIR you can select recording input from Audacity itself.

[roma_turok]

In Google Chrome
right click and select Inspect
go to Network