Streaming audio capture?

I'm a complete KLUTZ !
Can somebody tell me how to do this with OS 9.1 ?
I have Toast and a CD-R, but can't figure out how to make the conversion to HD.
Can I just capture AIFF files, or ?????????
Thanks for your time!

xxx

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You should uninstall Soundflower then. I don't think you need it. According to the Soundflower description:
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You said you are trying to record from the BBC. That means you are trying to record one application's output, not from everything that's running. Therefore, it sounds like you don't need to have Soundflower installed at all.
All you need is the default Audio Hijack behavior, which is to record a single application's audio stream.
I've been using Audio Hijack for years, and to avoid conflicts, I still have not installed the Extras (Instant Hijack, Soundflower, and Schedule Helper). So choose Audio Hijack Pro > Install Extras, click the Soundflower tab, and click Uninstall and see if you can then do what you want to do without trouble.

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Go to the Airplay icon in iTunes. You should see both your Apple TV and your speakers listed as options. Select "Multiple speakers." You'll see both devices together. Turn the volume all the way down on the Apple TV. You should be getting the video on the TV, but only hear audio through the speakers.
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