Audio Hijack Mac

I will second the Audio Hijack Pro recommendation. Powerful, flexible, and will capture virtually any audio source that will play through the Mac. IMHO well worth the price. ...

in audio at the same time? ...

Well you could play it, then use Audio Hijack Pro or WireTap to rip the audio to a format of your choice.. ...

A few months ago I was looking for the same thing and could not find any Mac app to do that directly. There may be some now or maybe I missed them before, but Versiontracker.com didn't help. ...

You can use that program, Audio Hijack, or whatever it's called now, by the company Rogue Amoeba. I think there's a free version. It will record audio output from your Mac and, presumably, save in MP3 format. Play the MIDI and capture what you want with said program. ...

I guess you shouldn't set Audio Hijack to record "Finder sound". ...

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. ...

from any app, so if you can find net streams of the broadcast you want to hear, you can tell RealONE to automatically connect to it at the appropriate time, have Audio Hijack automatically start recording at that time, and write a script to automatically move that to the iPod when it's done. ...

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...