Yes, my question is wordy! I am clueless, but I suspect a techie would know the answer to my curiosity. I am looking to dentify audio files embedded (that is not overtly available for download) in a program for a course I am taking online. I am seeking to identify where the audio file might be, and find a way to download them.
Specifically, they are pronunciation files. The are available one at a time, from a search box where the word will appear highlighted as a link, where clicking makes it go audio. I right click, inspect this element, & though I know what an mp3 or wav file would look like, I have no idea how to grab it for my own future use.
I am only trying to compile a list of these files for my own study use for a course I am taking with very complex terminology. It would be awesome if there were some type of tool, or technique to "grab" the audio file which is def a wav file of some sort -- embedded in the online program itself. Its all Web based.

Any Suggestions?!! You'd def be my hero forever...
Thanks.

you should be looking at another browser where you can download all the wav files with a click

@mdl817; If you post a link to one of the web pages with these embedded WAVs, some of us can take a look to see what can be done.