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"Silent Bob records all incoming music, streaming or otherwise, from the soundcard. When the user decides to record and pushes the button, no problem Silent-Bob has already started the recording 2 minutes earlier! Never miss the begining!" This could be handy for podcasters or anyone looking to record sounds to make their own ringtones. [via] Link.
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"Silent Bob records all incoming music, streaming or otherwise, from the soundcard. When the user decides to record and pushes the button, no problem Silent-Bob has already started the recording 2 minutes earlier! Never miss the begining!" This could be handy for podcasters or anyone looking to record sounds to make their own ringtones. [via] Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Nov 13, 2005 04:43 PM
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This looks handy! Now if it only ran on a usable operating system like Linux or OS X.
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For a Mac, try wiretap pro
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/wiretap/
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Another utility for OS X is Audio Hijack. I've had great success with it capturing short clips for making ringtones.
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