Recording Online Lectures w/ Quicktime

I'm trying to figure out a way to record online lectures (Mediasite) using quicktime. How do I go about recording the internal audio? Are there any apps that can sync up with quicktime to record the audio?
Thanks.

You would have better control with something like AudioHijackPro
or
Audacity
hope this helps

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