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Audio Hijack 4.5 released with enhanced audio transcription thanks to Apple's Metal
Today at 4:50 PM Rogue Amoeba has announced the release of version 4.5 of Audio Hijack, a software that enables users to record any audio on Mac computers. The update brings several key enhancements to the Transcribe feature, which converts spoken audio into text and is particularly beneficial for podcasters. With Audio Hijack 4.5, Transcribe now leverages Apple's Metal technology, allowing apps to access the Mac’s GPU for faster rendering and complex calculations.
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From their recent mailout - to celebrate their 22nd anniversary, all of Rogue Amoeba's apps are 22% off. Super high-quality Mac audio apps! "Rogue Amoeba is marking 22 years in business on Monday, September 30, and we’re celebrating with an exclusive deal. Use coupon code TWENTYTWO to save 22% off any purchase from our store. The simplified setup process mentioned above makes it easy to try our any of our tools, and now, you can save big on them too.
20% off All Rogue Amoeba Apps (e.g: Audio Hijack US$51)
To celebrate their 20th anniversary, all of Rogue Amoeba's apps are 20% off Super high quality Mac audio apps. If you're a podcaster you should check them out.
Unlock the dual audio outputs in new Macs
Up until last year, if you plugged a pair of headphones into your Mac, the speakers were effectively disconnected. There was no way to send simultaneous audio stream to both headphones and speakers. Now, with modern T2-equipped Macs, you can double up on audio. For instance, you could have alerts sound through the built-in speakers, with music routed through the headphone jack, so you don’t get notifications interrupting your banging tunes.
Stream audio from iOS to multiple HomePods with AirFoil
Do you want to stream music from an app on your Mac to your HomePod? Good luck with that. The only app that supports AirPlay streaming is iTunes, and what’s the point in using that if you can stream your iCloud Music Library directly using the HomePod alone? For apps like Spotify, or VLC, you can resort to streaming your entire Mac system audio via Airplay, but then you have to listen alerts booming through the HomePod, and you can’t remote-control the Spotify Audio using Siri.
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