Inspect element to download sound file

 · When you play the file on the page you will see an icon on the left top of the window. After you click icon you will see the download file info window which has file url and other information. You can copy and use file name part of the url. Usually it has . Answer: Click link. Wait for your browser to pop up your file system dialog box. Save to where you can find it again. (This is the part that can challenge even. The problem is he uses an embedded mp3 player, so my only choice is to listen at my computer (which I'd rather not do). I used to use a Firefox add-on that captured sound, but it was slow (it could record only in real time) and unreliable, plus now I'm on Chrome. For reference, this is how he posts the mp3 files.

I understand that you are trying to download the audio file. The reason why you can't see it in "Elements" nor "Network" tab is that the player uses Flash, not the native HTML5 technologies. Browser doesn't "see" requests made by the Flash player. Answer: Click link. Wait for your browser to pop up your file system dialog box. Save to where you can find it again. (This is the part that can challenge even. But there are other ways as well. Sometimes, a mouse right-click on the download-button reveals a link that takes me to the download link: But that's not guaranteed to work everywhere as well. The last resort for me is to inspect the element: Rightclick the download link and choose "Inspect" (or "Inspect element") instead.

I'll demonstrate how to download ANY audio or video files from any website, webpage or browser using two free Google Chrome extensions. You can download the. In this tutorial, I demonstrate a quick and easy method to extract, save, or download any type of file from a website. Whether its a sound, video, or other m. When you play the file on the page you will see an icon on the left top of the window. After you click icon you will see the download file info window which has file url and other information. You can copy and use file name part of the url. Usually it has a pattern and you can guess or find paths of other files.