Audio Hijack

thanks for the reply dusky...I got audio hijack...graphic converter came with my powerbook...I really wish i could get google earth... ...

Here are some of my favorite Apps (versiontracker.com): SubEthaEdit - Text Editor Audio Recorder - Records voice and saves to mp3/aiff Adium - Allows you to talk to your AOL, MSN, and Yahoo buds. SuperDuper - Backup Utility Transmit - FTP client Audio Hijack - Hijacks... audio Amadeus II - Audio Editor Marine Write - Word processor

I just thought of one other possibility. If Application Program Enhancer (APE) is running in the original user account that could account for the problems with AppleWorks too. If you have an application such as Audio HiJack that is dependent on APE, try temporarily disabling APE in System Preferences > APE and rebooting.

www.versiontracker.com. Just search under Mac OS X software. For audio recording there is Audio HiJack and WireTap. ...

compatible program to use it with. I don't know what would get the job done. I just use it with Audio Hijack Pro, which does all its processing in real time, so it's no good at slowing things down. ...

Neither of those are good solutions. I'm with the poster: a good site should never rely on audio. I have iTunes playing all the time, and I HATE a site deciding that it should just PLAY music. There should be application-specific audio controls, and a third party program that could do that (and not have to remain open like Audio Hijack does) would be very cool.

You could also use Audio Hijack to hijack Safari's sound output, and then you can mute the app's output. ...

Audio Hijack' and 'Audio Hijack Pro', by rogueamoeba, can do all but the shut down the Mac. ...

PEG image that's in a Microsoft Word file, or more importantly, an mp3 embedded in an swf. It won't work on all swfs, though, because not all of them store their audio in that way. ...

To record from the built-in microphone, use GarageBand or QuickTime Pro. To record the current audio output from a particular program (ie: to record what the sound card is currently playing), you can use a program called "Audio Hijack". Hope this helps point you in the right...