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What if you browsed to any of the video sites like YouTube using the Safari browser on your Mac, and selected one of the movies to view on the site -- maybe this was a music video, an interview, a trailer, or just something else. And then you checked out another YouTube movie -- and then you shut down Safari altogether and launched your iTunes to hear the sound track of all the movie clip pages you visited. So how did the sound tracks get into your iTunes in the first place? Labels: audioextractor, geetesh bajaj, itunes, mac, pocketmac, youtube
That was AudioTracker at work -- like the best things in life, this one does its work quietly without you being aware -- and you can reap the rewards and take the software for granted!
AudioTracker is from PocketMac, based out of California, USA -- my contact was Tim Goggin.
PocketMac Audio Extractor costs $9.95 only -- just wish they make a version that works on Windows as well!
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