Audio Hijack

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

I'm converting 1500 LPs to digital format ultimately to be loaded on a soon to be purchased ipod. I'm using Sound Studio (99.00) after using several other applications including Toast. I used a standard turntable with a preamp going through a Griffin PowerWave amp and then into the line in jack on my computer. I used Sound Studio to record the LP into AIFF format. I also use...

Live 3.0.1, Intuem 2, Peak LE 4, Sound Studio 2, Audio Hijack Pro and Toast 6. ...

wiretap = audio hijack

Another option is to use something like Audio HiJack to capture the WMA as it plays to an AIF. Then use iTunes to RIP the AIF to an MP3. Pain in the butt, but if you only need a few it won't be too bad. ...

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. ...

uncompressed digital extraction of the OS's audio bus. In theory there is no loss of quality in a "hijacked" file and the original, whatever that original may be. ...

That was Volume Logic, an iTunes plugin. I believe it's based on Audio Hijack. Also, I haven't really had a chance to test it's "Noise Reduction" to see if it actually does anything. ...

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. ...