Game Music?

Not sure where to post this, please feel free to relocate it if needed.

I play an online game via Facebook (maybe some of you do too, Under Fire - Sci Fi game), so it has no stored data that I can dig through and raid the music from (looked for that already, and failed).
It contains some music that I quite enjoy listening to, is there a way I can get a hold of that music?

Any tips are appreciated
Have a lovely weekend!!

 

Maybe this nirsoft utility will help find it. There are other utilities for different browsers. Do a web search for "cacheview" and many will show in the results. What I do without a utility is go right to the internet cache. Temporary Internet Files on older windows and INetCache on newer versions and do a copy then paste somewhere else like the desktop. You'll get the folder with several sub folders. Each can be opened then sorted by file type. Look down the listing for mp3.


http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/ie_cache_viewer.html

 

I think Rj games is in over their head at the moment - so many bugs in their game and they aren't even responding to any of our messages at all (I know a bunch of people who messaged them and are still waiting for a reply - myself included). I'll give it a go - in a week or two when things are (hopefully) calmer and less buggy >.<

I'll give it a whirl, thank you

 

Shoot, can't edit anymore.
Couldn't locate any mp3 files for the game (used the tool for Firefox). Have to mail them then, I suppose.

 

I've been there too many times lol. I was lucky that the games I played were all off-line though and installed on the PC, so I could just browse to the folder and rip the tracks (maybe using custom decoding & decrypting apps off game-hacking sites if necessary. You should check sites like Xentax maybe?).

When theres literally no other option though, I've also literally just recorded the track in real-time using a freeware audio editing/recording program called Audacity. Just set up the I/O's so that you record from the 'Wave Out', 'Stereo Mix' or whatever your internal output is called. Just sit at the level with the music you want, then hit record. If theres sound effects getting in the way, you might be able to mute them in the games sound options screen.

Recording direct is the only solution/workaround I can think of...

 

look also for other file types. Some games use different extensions. "mp3 mp2 avl ogg" ect. Look at this site maybe some help also.

http://www.tannerhelland.com/music-directory/

 

Found this searching for "under fire fb game music".
Is it the one? The guy has a bunch of soundtrack credits. Could be downloaded/converted to mp3 or other player format.