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WireTap Ambrosia Software has released a free kick-ass little utility called WireTap that can record any audio your Mac OS X machine is currently playing. Very slick and it works great. And I was just about to purchase some software that did the same thing. posted by jeremy at 09:23 AM | On This Day:
2002
Hallelujah! Jeremy, I've been looking for something like this for FIVE years. I've been wanting an app to record RealAudio streams. There used to be something on the PC-side, but it was stomped down faster than Napster. I've tried to find *anything* that might record a RealAudio stream, but failed until now. And why am I so desperate to find such an app? All because on Garrison Keillor's web site there's a "Lake Wobegon" episode from February of 1996 that I love and want to burn to CD. posted by: J.D. Roth on July 10, 2003 12:05 PMCool. Well spotted. That means you can...ahem... 'timeshift' internet radio broadcasts etc etc and that is just so ace. I have already tried webmixing multiple broadcasts and it works great. Thnx for passing this on. Bye. posted by: David on July 17, 2003 12:00 PM |