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Rogue Amoeba Newsletter
Volume 2, Issue 1
Hey guys! As always, if you want off this list, just hit reply and slap "remove" in the subject line, and accept our apologies for taking your time. We'll take care of removing you.
Please keep in mind that you will only receive sporadic product announcements, and possibly, notices of discounts and promotions on Rogue Amoeba Products. We won't be mailing you day and night or selling your info, because hey, we know how it feels to have a box full of spam.
To everyone else, thanks for your continued support!
If you came by our booth and saw us at Macworld San Francisco, we'd like to take a second to say thanks. It was busy, exhausting, and a whole lot of fun. Oh, and Nicecast won a Best of Show award - not bad for our first Macworld. Since returning from The City by the Bay, we've been updating Nicecast, and we're happy to unveil Nicecast 1.5. If you haven't checked out Nicecast yet, now's your chance.
And if you're not interested in broadcasting, you might still be interested in hearing what your fellow Mac users are broadcasting. You can check out the all-new MacStreams.com, a directory of streams by Mac users available around the world. Check it out, tune in to some streams and listen to some great new music.
We've also updated Audio Hijack to version 2.1. Still being worked on is Audio Hijack Pro 2 (a massive undertaking) and Detour 1.5. As always, stay tuned.
Check out http://www.rogueamoeba.com for more information or read the PR below:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 17th, 2004
Rogue Amoeba Releases Nicecast 1.5 - Best Of Show Winner Updated With New Features
Princeton, NJ - Rogue Amoeba Software is pleased to announce an update to its award-winning Nicecast, with version 1.5 now available for download. Nicecast, which won a Best Of Show award at Macworld San Francisco 2004, is the easiest way to broadcast audio on OS X. Use Nicecast to create your own internet radio station for the world to hear or to listen to your iTunes Music Library from anywhere in the world!
New in version 1.5, Nicecast now supports Live365.com accounts, integrates with Megaseg, and broadcasts iTunes crossfades,. Also included in this free update is support for Icecast2 servers, the new Nicecast Server Checker, and many other updates and bug fixes. This update is free for registered users.
Use Nicecast and iTunes to DJ hour after hour of your favorite music, or let your friends hear the new track you just wrote. Broadcast sporting events live or host a call-in show - anything you can plug into your Mac can also be broadcast out. Want to broadcast your band's next gig over the internet? Just plug in a cable from the mixer to your laptop, and run Nicecast. Nicecast is perfect for any type of audio broadcasting!
Along with the release of Nicecast 1.5, Rogue Amoeba is happy to open MacStreams.com, the Nicecast Streams Tracker. This new directory provides a global listing of all public radio streams created by Nicecast. Come to MacStreams.com to find great music played by your fellow Mac users, and tune in with any streaming MP3 player on any platform.
Nicecast is available as a free trial from http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/download.php. After 20 minutes of broadcasting, static will be overlaid on the audio. Nicecast can be purchased at our online store for $40.
Nicecast Availability and Links
See Nicecast in action: http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/images/nicecastParts_full.jpg
Nicecast information link: http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/
Direct download link: http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/download.php
MacStreams.com - www.macstreams.com
Rogue Amoeba Background
Rogue Amoeba Software, LLC is a privately held software company based minutes outside of Princeton, New Jersey. Rogue Amoeba creates powerful, innovative tools for OS X, while having a good time. Rogue Amoeba's founders carry a tradition of superb Macintosh products, with a focus on audio. Rogue Amoeba's product line includes the wildly popular Audio Hijack series and sound-routing utility Detour.
For more information on Rogue Amoeba Software, please visit http://www.rogueamoeba.com/company/.
Volume 2, Issue 1
Hey guys! As always, if you want off this list, just hit reply and slap "remove" in the subject line, and accept our apologies for taking your time. We'll take care of removing you.
Please keep in mind that you will only receive sporadic product announcements, and possibly, notices of discounts and promotions on Rogue Amoeba Products. We won't be mailing you day and night or selling your info, because hey, we know how it feels to have a box full of spam.
To everyone else, thanks for your continued support!
If you came by our booth and saw us at Macworld San Francisco, we'd like to take a second to say thanks. It was busy, exhausting, and a whole lot of fun. Oh, and Nicecast won a Best of Show award - not bad for our first Macworld. Since returning from The City by the Bay, we've been updating Nicecast, and we're happy to unveil Nicecast 1.5. If you haven't checked out Nicecast yet, now's your chance.
And if you're not interested in broadcasting, you might still be interested in hearing what your fellow Mac users are broadcasting. You can check out the all-new MacStreams.com, a directory of streams by Mac users available around the world. Check it out, tune in to some streams and listen to some great new music.
We've also updated Audio Hijack to version 2.1. Still being worked on is Audio Hijack Pro 2 (a massive undertaking) and Detour 1.5. As always, stay tuned.
Check out http://www.rogueamoeba.com for more information or read the PR below:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 17th, 2004
Rogue Amoeba Releases Nicecast 1.5 - Best Of Show Winner Updated With New Features
Princeton, NJ - Rogue Amoeba Software is pleased to announce an update to its award-winning Nicecast, with version 1.5 now available for download. Nicecast, which won a Best Of Show award at Macworld San Francisco 2004, is the easiest way to broadcast audio on OS X. Use Nicecast to create your own internet radio station for the world to hear or to listen to your iTunes Music Library from anywhere in the world!
New in version 1.5, Nicecast now supports Live365.com accounts, integrates with Megaseg, and broadcasts iTunes crossfades,. Also included in this free update is support for Icecast2 servers, the new Nicecast Server Checker, and many other updates and bug fixes. This update is free for registered users.
Use Nicecast and iTunes to DJ hour after hour of your favorite music, or let your friends hear the new track you just wrote. Broadcast sporting events live or host a call-in show - anything you can plug into your Mac can also be broadcast out. Want to broadcast your band's next gig over the internet? Just plug in a cable from the mixer to your laptop, and run Nicecast. Nicecast is perfect for any type of audio broadcasting!
Along with the release of Nicecast 1.5, Rogue Amoeba is happy to open MacStreams.com, the Nicecast Streams Tracker. This new directory provides a global listing of all public radio streams created by Nicecast. Come to MacStreams.com to find great music played by your fellow Mac users, and tune in with any streaming MP3 player on any platform.
Nicecast is available as a free trial from http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/download.php. After 20 minutes of broadcasting, static will be overlaid on the audio. Nicecast can be purchased at our online store for $40.
Nicecast Availability and Links
See Nicecast in action: http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/images/nicecastParts_full.jpg
Nicecast information link: http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/
Direct download link: http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/download.php
MacStreams.com - www.macstreams.com
Rogue Amoeba Background
Rogue Amoeba Software, LLC is a privately held software company based minutes outside of Princeton, New Jersey. Rogue Amoeba creates powerful, innovative tools for OS X, while having a good time. Rogue Amoeba's founders carry a tradition of superb Macintosh products, with a focus on audio. Rogue Amoeba's product line includes the wildly popular Audio Hijack series and sound-routing utility Detour.
For more information on Rogue Amoeba Software, please visit http://www.rogueamoeba.com/company/.