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Nicecast gets full Leopard support
Today, Rogue Amoeba updated their Nicecast software to 1.9. Nicecast, as you might already know, lets you create your own internet radio station on your Mac. The biggest new "feature" in Nicecast 1.9 is that it fully supports OS X Leopard (10.5). In addition to getting Leopard support, Nicecast also received three new notable features:
- The update includes Instant Hijack 2 (which allows you to Hijack the audio of applications that are already running)
- Soundflower 1.3 support
- "Track Titles" drawer added
In similar news, Rogue Amoeba also posted on their blog that they are "hard at work" on the Leopard-friendly version of Audio Hijack Pro (version 2.8).
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Bassir said 8:40PM on 1-30-2008
You guys sure love to pixelate your article images.
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DrSmooth said 9:26PM on 1-30-2008
Jeez, shut the heck up with the lame comments. What do these haters do, sit around all day and troll the website to leave techno-geek sarcastic comments? It's no wonder they usually are the first person to comment as they hit reload in between sitting on their mom's couch and waiting for guitar hero to download a new song. Go outside lamers, I promise the graphics kick tail.
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Michael Rose said 10:46PM on 1-30-2008
To clarify, Audio Hijack Pro works OK with Leopard except for the "Instant Hijack" feature that allows hijacking audio from an already-running app.
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