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Audio Hijack Pro
My suggestion would be to try Audio Hijack Pro. It has a built-in timer function and can be used to send RealPlayer, Windows Media Player or iTunes to specific URL at a given time or on a recurring schedule.
Audio Hijack Pro
If you are an information junkie like me you have to get Audio Hijack Pro. Of course you can record anything that you can hear on your Mac. But you can also record something while the sound is muted from that source without muting the whole Mac audio. And you can record more than one audio source at a time. With enough CPU power you could record an mp3 radio stream, a web based radio stream, a Realplayer stream, and record an audio tape patched in through your microphone input all at the same time, all muted so you can get some work done too.
Audio Hijack Pro
I will add that I've used Audio Hijack Pro for over a year now, professionally, to snag audio from various sources for busy university professors. I've found it reliable on both a dual G5 powerhouse and an old G4 733Mhz with 512-768MB RAM [I upgraded RAM recently in that one]. I can confidently recommend it for recording audio on your Mac, because I've learned I can rely on it and can keep promises based on knowing it'll get the job done. |
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