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Nicecast now offers the System Audio input source as seen in Audio Hijack Pro. Unfortunately, bizarre technical limitations of OS X limit this feature’s availablity to Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger). Nicecast will now serve a robots.txt with a blanket deny statement inside it, which will make all properly-designed search spiders ignore your stream, as they should.

This doesn’t do anyone any good at all, as they get unusable data and you get wasted bandwidth. You can also check out the full press release.Ĭertain internet search engines have the bad habit of finding links to your stream and then trying to index them for their databases. If you’ve never used Nicecast, click to learn more about our award-wining audio broadcasting utility. All this and more is available in Nicecast 1.8, free for all previously registered users, so download it now. Other features in Nicecast 1.8 include the new Application Mixer Effects plugin, allowing for audio to be pulled from multiple applications at once, as well as the new System Audio input source, which optionally allows all audio from your Mac to be broadcast.

The new version also provides enhanced control and security, with the ability to password-protect the stream and even kick listeners. If your router supports one of these protocols, the network will be automatically configured to allow outside access. To start, we’ve made setup easier than ever, with support for UPnP and NAT-PMP enabled routers, including most new LinkSys, Netgear, and Apple devices. Version 1.8 offers major new features alongside under-the-hood changes and bug fixes. Today, we’ve released a major update to Nicecast, our essential tool for live audio broadcasting on OS X.