-- Cheryl "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also".
If you choose am/fm radio as your input in audio hijack pro with
radioshark connected, you can then use the frequency slider in audio
hijack pro to pick your frequency and hijack radioshark. This means
you don't have to start radioshark's application and hassle with all
the busy signals there when you try to do anything. You can also
continue to play with the frequency slider after you've started
hijacking so you can zero in on your frequency. You'll see three
frequency numbers after the slider; the middle one is the one you are
on. Btw if you have trouble with the horizontal slider skipping too
far using vokeys and arrows, you can work back and forth using vokeys-
shift-arrows instead and zero in on more of the slider points. And of
course this also means you can set several radioshark sessions and
schedule different radio station recordings for different times/days.
If you rename each radioshark session according to the frequency/
station, you can then go to different sessions to record or just
listen live without having to move the slider around. The radioshark
also of course records, but given the busy signals I have experienced
since macos10.4.4 working through AHP seems more accessible.
- audio hijack pro with radioshark solves busy window problem Cheryl Homiak
