Audio Hijack For Mac

I have a tool that usually allows you to hijack a source and to encode it to MP3, called Audio HiJack Pro. I could also do this with freeware WaveTap from Ambrosia. ...

for all it provides. I should not have to pay a subscription for a key feature of a new iPod, which radio would be. ...

It's called Audio Hijack and it costs 16 bucks. It's rated very highly by versiontracker. ...

Use an emulator, get Audio Hijack (can be found at versiontracker.com), aim Audio Hijack at the emulator and launch it, hit record when you know the sound effect is coming up, use an editor like Amadeus (sp?) to isolate the sound effect, drag the resultin AIFF file into iTunes, select the song, go to the menus and find where it says something like "import selected tracks" or...

I deleted the two plist files for itunes and that didn't help. I read somewhere that I should try and delete and rebuild the itunes library file. Which I did. ...