mounty used our news submit to tell us "Nice software! And hot at the moment in Germany..." I agree, this looks like it might be fun to fool around with. Here is a synopsis of what it is designed to do. AudioJack is a tool to obtain your favorite music from the internet in a legal manner by capturing braodcast streams to your PC and making them available to store. AudioJack does not search file-sharing networks for your favorite songs but takes uses internet radio stations. AudioJack comes with a set of tools to make radio a new experience:
|  All Features:
- Playback of internet radios in MP3 and OGG format
- Records internet radio shows
- Seperates the received stream into individual songs automatically
- Names the individual songs automatically using the stream information
- Allows parallel recording of multiple web radios
- Belated recording of the currently playing song
- Comes with a broad selection of internet radios
- Add your own favorite internet radio station to the list, edit and remove list entries
- Timer-controlled recordings (simple like your VCR): record a certain station program or record for a given time span
- Selective recording filter: Enter your search pattern and AudioJack will only record matching titles
- Edit your recorded songs with the built-in audio editor (cut, normalize, adjust volume, fade in and out, and much much more)
- Convert your recorded songs and additional audio files
- Record recorded songs and other audio files with the internal recording engine
- The powerful all-in-one solution for home audio
- Supports audio files in MP2, MP3, OGG Vorbis, WAV and WMA
- Built-in label editor
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Legal? I don't know about that. Fun? I think so! You can visit the website for more information and to look at some screenshots. In addition, they have a download page for a free trial in both German and English. By the way, if you try this software out, please let us know what you think about it. Either here or over in the Recording Software Forum. Unless I am
mistaken (again) this software has not been discussed yet. This software sells for US$ 39.95.
Source: AudioJack
