Google search results in many PC programs to record streaming audio. Are there any programs for Panther-OS X that do this? Thanks.
phil@philstarr.com
phil@philstarr.com
Record streaming audio
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Take a look at Audio Hijack Pro. In my opinion the best app for this ever created 
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18611
And if you don't want to buy this maybe StreamRipper or Wiretap. Just try a search at versiontracker.com for stream.
But AudioHijack is the best for this because it can directly hijack every programms output. You don't have to worry if an other apps audio output "destroys" your sound recording becuase it just hijacks and record the specified app. And you can set timers or DSP effects to make it even sound better
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18611
And if you don't want to buy this maybe StreamRipper or Wiretap. Just try a search at versiontracker.com for stream.
But AudioHijack is the best for this because it can directly hijack every programms output. You don't have to worry if an other apps audio output "destroys" your sound recording becuase it just hijacks and record the specified app. And you can set timers or DSP effects to make it even sound better
rbuenger said:Take a look at Audio Hijack Pro. In my opinion the best app for this ever created
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18611
And if you don't want to buy this maybe StreamRipper or Wiretap. Just try a search at versiontracker.com for stream.
But AudioHijack is the best for this because it can directly hijack every programms output. You don't have to worry if an other apps audio output "destroys" your sound recording becuase it just hijacks and record the specified app. And you can set timers or DSP effects to make it even sound better
Great! I got it. Now how do I edit a recording? Say I record a radio stream from live365.com. But I don't stop it in time and there is a piece of audio from the next selection that I want to clip off.
thanks.
Phil
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This ain't a Windows forum, not to mention that I think the original posters have found their answers -- seeing as how the post is 5 years old.
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Well for anyone using this forum for answers can look at these shareware/free applications.
1. Audio HiJack Pro. If you can Airport Express or another device then look at their . [url=http://rogueamoeba.com/]Rogue Amoeba is full of audio applications from audio pros so you can take a look at all their applications.
2. WireTap
3. Amadeus Pro . This application for what it does it very well.
4. FStream for a lightweight radio streaming free application that also can record that radio stream. You can even add any radio station if you know the streaming IP address.
1. Audio HiJack Pro. If you can Airport Express or another device then look at their . [url=http://rogueamoeba.com/]Rogue Amoeba is full of audio applications from audio pros so you can take a look at all their applications.
2. WireTap
3. Amadeus Pro . This application for what it does it very well.
4. FStream for a lightweight radio streaming free application that also can record that radio stream. You can even add any radio station if you know the streaming IP address.
If you want to free download all latest songs you listened online, Try this Streaming Audio Recorder, it is the exact software you need. When the web pages containing songs or other streaming audio are opened, it will auto-detect the streaming audio and capture streaming audio. Online music and radio station are all supported.
If you want to record streaming video, try this streaming video recorder.
If you want to record streaming video, try this streaming video recorder.
i tried that link, good options, but as for editing music, this music editor can be introduced, it offers many tricks for you so that you can record streaming audio and edit recording spontaneously.
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I will assume your recorded mp3 file, will reside in iTunes. Play the file, and move where you would like to edit (cut) the ending stuff you don't want, and jot down the exact timeline. Now go to the song file icon and Right click the file -> get info -> Options -> In the "Stop Time" enter the time you jotted down. press OK. Go to the file and Play. If it is not exactly where you wanted it to end, do this procedure again until you nail it. When you are satisfied, select the file and go to the 'Advanced" menu, and choose "Create MP3 Version" this will make a duplicate of your file. Now choose the original file and Delete it. Have fun!