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July 31, 2006

updates

Audio Hijack Pro update simplifies chat recording

Posted Jul. 31, ’06, 9:38 AM PT by Cyrus Farivar
Category | Software » Updates

I’m glad to see that Rogue Ameoba is still keeping on top of things. Today, they’ve just updated Audio Hijack Pro, a program I rely on frequently when I need to capture audio from Skype. As someone who’s used it since the early days of podcasting, I can say that it’s gotten a lot better and simpler to use. So, fellas, keep up the good work.


1 Comments

Terry Schue said:

I have talked to so many sound software makers I'm about ready to go deaf from their inaccuracies.

Then to learn they only work on the PC platform when I am a professor and director of Electronic Media and Digital Arts for The George Washington University.

Cakewalk, SoundForge... on and on

Amion, an amazing software which I never got to play with, had this MAJOR advantage:

edit MP3 files "directly" in a waveform editor, rather than having to convert them to AIFF and re-encode.

And, now I just read Amion has closed shop

My students and school need software that can perform editing of MP3 files "directly" in a waveform editor withotu converting.

Can anyone please help?

Is there any software out there for MACs that can do this?

I don't believe itunes, quicktime or garageband can do this?

The dream software would also allow me to raise and lower volume of a mp3 file & do dj crossfading.

Please help me Obi-Wan :)

Hope to hear from anyone....

Terry Schue
Director of Electronic Media and Digital Arts
The George Washington University

July 31, 2006 9:27 PM

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