Rogue Amoeba updates Nicecast to v1.10.3
Changes in
Nicecast
1.10.3:
Previous updates:
Rogue Amoeba has
updated
Nicecast
to version 1.10.2.
Changes:
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Instant On has been updated to
version 5.0, with full support for capturing audio from sandboxed
applications from the Mac App Store and other sources.
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Pulling audio from input
devices now uses the preferred stereo channels (as set in Audio MIDI Setup),
instead of always using channels 1 & 2.
Rogue Amoeba recently updated
Nicecast
to version 1.10.1.
Changes:
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A bug where track titles sent
to Shoutcast servers would appear in triplicate has been fixed.
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Nicecast now correctly receives
track titles from Algoriddim's djay 4.
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A problem with passwords sent
to icecast2 servers has been corrected, which also fixes an incompatibility
with LiquidSoap.
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Some issues relating to audio
capture have been fixed.
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The About Box code has been
slightly updated.
Rogue Amoeba has updated
Nicecast to version
v1.10.0.
Changes:
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Instant On 4.1 now supports Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), allowing for capture
of all System Audio, as well as grabbing audio from already-running
applications.
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Nicecast can again capture audio from QuickTime Player on Lion.
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A bug where track titles were not properly sent to newer Shoutcast
servers has been corrected.
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An issue where the "Low" buffer size setting would cause silent output
on Lion has been fixed.
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Several other small fixes have been made.
Rogue Amoeba has updated
Nicecast
to version 1.9.13.
Changes:
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Nicecast now requires Mac OS X 10.6.
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The updated Instant On component works better than ever to capture audio
from running applications, as well as all System Audio.
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The Install Extras window has been improved for easier use.
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Many improvements and bug fixes have been made to the application
hijacker.
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A bug where the LAN address was displayed incorrectly has been fixed.
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An issue with MegaSeg's Now Playing support has been corrected.
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If specified network port is already in use, the next free port is now
used.
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Several other small fixes have been made.
Nicecast is the easiest way to broadcast music from OS X. Broadcast to the
world, or just across your house. Nicecast can help you create your own
internet radio station or allow you to listen to your iTunes Music Library
from anywhere in the world.
You can use an audio player like iTunes to DJ hour after hour of your
favorite music or just to let your friends hear that new song you've been
working on. The included VoiceOver effect lets you insert radio-style
commentary, right between songs.
Key Features:
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DJ your own radio stream.
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One-click broadcasting of any audio on os x.
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Listen to your itunes library anywhere in the world.
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Professional quality audio effects, including voiceover, and support for
VST and AudioUnit plugins.
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Incredibly easy configuration.
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Adjustable quality settings.
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Listener statistics.
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Works with slimp3 and other audio
hardware.
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