While I also own a copy of Audio Hijack Pro, I have gotten used to, which can both record and edit. I prefer the source selection of Wiretap over Audio Hijack, although the latter works well enough. I frequently use WS in conjunction with, a freeware internet radio player available for both Mac OS X and iOS. The version has a so-called web module, allowing you to edit your radio stations on your Mac, and sync them to your iPod/iPhone. FStream also has recording capability (wav/aiff only), which I occasionally use on iDevices.

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FStream's web module is then used to get the recordings off the iDevice, but you'd need a separate editor to tinker with it or convert it to another format. Note: Per-application recording is not yet available on MacOS X 10.7 or later. We're working on it! Using WireTap Studio, you can record all system audio, or record audio input from any microphone, line-in, or audio input hardware. That sounds like you cannot record a stream from a browser ( Edit: or through iTunes), which may be your intention, at the moment. I'll also mention that, like WireTap Studio, Audio Hijack Pro has timer capability, but unlike it, the currently available version can record from apps.

Edited by artie505 ( 10/07/13 12:50 PM). I wonder what the complication is? Could be it's a sandboxing issue; if the individual apps in question are sandboxed, then WireTap Studio may not be able to access their audio output. Good thought, but on the other hand, sandboxing hasn't slowed Audio Hijack Pro down, and AHP presumably accesses the same apps (I've got no way to investigate.), but.perhaps not in the same manner.

Would that make a difference? Edit: Silly question, I presume? Here is a 'why' from Ambrosia Software, the developer of WTS and WireTap Anywhere: 'The current version of WireTap Anywhere is not compatible with Mac OS X Mountain Lion, 10.8.

Apple has made many changes in the way that audio is handled on the Mac beginning with OS X Lion, 10.7. The technology that WireTap Anywhere relied on was deprecated before Apple had a replacement ready.

Unfortunately Apple's replacement technology is a lot more restrictive than we had anticipated. We will know more once per-application recording is restored in WireTap Studio, as that will give us a better idea of what lies ahead. We do not have any further information or expected dates for potential fixes at this time.' Microsoft word for mac os x 10.5.8 free download.

WireTap Studio is an excellent, relatively inexpensive audio-capture tool that can help you record, edit, and export any audio on your Mac, whether from your overall system audio, a specific app (like Skype or iTunes), or even an external microphone. For simple tasks, like recording an iChat conversation, you can access many of WireTap Studio's features directly from its streamlined Controller window--including a very cool Live Preview, which lets you hear what your audio will sound like before you start recording (even as you switch formats, compression rates, and more, on the fly). The rest of WireTap Studio's interface is also reassuringly straightforward, with handy (if not professional-grade) tools for editing, and a lossless editing environment; so if you cut or reduce the bit rate of a recording, it's easy to go back and change your mind later. With extras like video tutorials, drag-and-drop exporting, scheduling (WireTap Studio will even wake or turn on your Mac), and the ability to record from two sources at once, WireTap Studio is a solid app and a good value.

WireTap Studio is a professional audio recording, editing, and management solution, allowing you to manage and manipulate your audio with ease. Discretely record from a specific application, record all of your Mac system audio simultaneously, or even record from any hardware/line-in device of your choice. After recording, edit your clips with WireTap Studio's revolutionary and completely lossless editor. Lossless master recording technology enables you to edit your recorded audio without any loss of quality or content. Come back days, months, or even years later and undo the changes you've made. You can even take a file you mistakenly recorded at a lower quality and increase the quality at any time, without the need to re-record. Even better, patent-pending LivePreview(tm) technology enables you to preview your audio before you capture it, saving you lots of time and stress.