Hijack Mac

I have never thought about Audio Hijack. QuickTime should be able to render a MIDI file to AIFF via its cheesy sounding default synthesizer, and you can convert that to MP3 in iTunes. But results may be terrible. I recommend you trying MIDI to MP3 Converter for Mac. Its main advantage is the quick conversion without using any sound card, with different instrument sets...

I am reading the last few posts of this thread with much interest. I too have been encountering strange issues with both Windows and Mac machines. ...

Slashdot, Ars Technica, and a blog on the Washington Post all have info on this vulnerability. It involves a MacBook with the Airport card powered on, and wireless preferences set to connect to any available open network...read on. We occasionally get posts on these boards where people give kneejerk "Don't worry about security, it's a Mac" responses to security...

http://www.machelpmate.com That's a great troubleshooting tool.

This app by Rogue Amoeba lets me capture, filter, convert and label quickly and efficiently any sound that passes through my Mac from whatever source. ...

Is there a virus name or a specific action that keeps occurring. It might also be helpful to let him know that I own a Mac G5... ...

I was wondering if its possible for someone outside our LAN to sort of hijack our bandwidth, ie have access to our settings and passwords or whatever and help themselves to our MB's etc? ...

restoring the bootcamp partition. Not trying to hijack the thread, just giving the app credit. ...

machine only. Technically, they'll probably install on any intel Mac with Leopard installed. ...

Plus if you really want control over audio in a Mac look at the shareware called Audio HiJack Pro. I have it and absolutely love it for the control of sound on my Macs. ...