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AUDIO HIJACK 3 MANUAL VERSION WINDOWS

Other bug fixes have been made, along with better error logging when running scripts.Ī new contextual menu has been added to the Session List window, allowing for fast duplicating, exporting, and deletion.The log also now prints objects and arrays with formatting from console.log(), making working with the new tags dictionaries bearable. Script logs have been improved, with proper font setting and simplified backend code.To edit them, just duplicate and create your own custom version. It is now more obvious that built-in scripts are read-only.Automations are now smarter about running scripts that have been deleted.Scripting Enhancements As a result of useful feedback (thanks!), many enhancements have been made to Audio Hijack’s scripting. Session meters are also now tied to the window width.

AUDIO HIJACK 3 MANUAL VERSION WINDOWS

Narrower Session Windows Session windows can now be shrunk way, way down, with a much smaller minimum size. The “Recorder” block face also now features a helpful status icon when active. This makes it ideal to pin for easy reference, no matter what app you have in the foreground. “Recorder” Block Enhancements The “Recorder” popover has been refined to collapse to a very small size. As well, Audio Hijack will now read presets created by any other applications, again including our own app SoundSource.

Standard Audio Unit Presets Audio Hijack’s saved Audio Unit presets can now be read by other applications which support Audio Units, including our own app SoundSource. Additional changes include the addition of new time readouts, new status indicators for active recordings, and further reorganization. Improvements to the “Recording Inspector” The “Recording Inspector” window now provides the ability to rename files without needing to go to the Finder. As well, alert sounds like notification dings and error beeps can now optionally be included if you wish. With this update, you can now exclude specific sources manually. More Powerful “System Audio” Block The “System Audio” input block has always allowed you to capture all audio on your Mac.

Visuals have been improved when there are no saved sessions.

Once detached, you can now customize the exact columns the window shows.

This also enables resizing of the entire window’s width.

Once detached, columns now have adjustable widths.

Once detached, you can now control the height of the global window, resizing as you see fit.

Like the “Session List”, the Global window also now works more like a Finder window. Now, this window has been substantially updated as well.

New columns have been added, including “Recordings” (A count of recordings for each session) and “Timers” (A count of timers for each session), as well as a stand-alone “Meters” column.Ī Greatly Enhanced Global Window, Too Audio Hijack’s global window optionally lives in the menu bar, providing access to the app even when it’s in the background.

Sorting is no longer limited to the “Name” column, with sorting based on all relevant columns now possible.

The exact columns the window shows can be customized.

In particular, the “Meters” column can be resized from 5 to 30 bars wide.

Further improvements are expected for the future.Ī Greatly Enhanced “Session List” Window The Session List window, which contains all previously saved sessions, now works more like a familiar Finder window. Some small graphical glitches related to undelete animations have been fixed. Several minor graphical glitches related to text fields have been fixed. Issues with the count of recordings not being accurate at all times have been corrected. When multiple sessions are selected, the “Delete Session” control now correctly reads “Delete Sessions”.

The width of the Sessions List window can now be adjusted by resizing any columns, as well as by showing or hiding columns from the view options button in the upper right. Standard horizontal resizing is no longer incorrectly allowed in the Session List window, fixing issues which could result in subpar layouts. The Sessions Lists window once again correctly handles long lists, fixing a regression seen in 4.1.0 where the window contents could scroll in a jerky fashion, skipping past sessions when the list grew too large. Resuming a recording after pausing will once again always work as expected, fixing a regression in Audio Hijack 4.1.0.