Xtra for sound output of director movie

Dear all,
I have developed a director movie 10 years ago, which mixes
various soundfiles into a continous sound which could be listened
to and which at that time was to be recorded by a tape recorder
connected to the computer.
Now I am asked how one could save the output of my director
movie into a soundfile; .wav, .aif or .mp3 - so that one is able to
bring it onto a CD-ROM.
Do you know an XTRA for that?
At the moment I am giving advice to use the "N°23
Recorder" - nicely working but a little too much trouble for my
customers. (Only one or two a month - which means I can't put too
much money and work into the old project.)
Any advice is welcome
Yours sincerely
Moritz Boerner

> that's the problem! I DON'T HAVE castmembers simply to
be converted but a
> continous stream of mixing sounds at real time!
> And they can be varied in millions of ways. That's the
beauty of the program!
> People listen to them but may want also a soundfile of
that mix on their
> machines to give it to friends who don't have the
program.
It's not clear what your source is, but in general the Audio
Xtra should
be able to record whatever you can hear.
Check the docs for: axRecordSoundToFile(),
axSetEnvironmentInfo("inputDevice", device),
axSetEnvironmentInfo("inputSource", source), etc.

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