OpD2d is an easy to use, easy to install and versatile audio recording application, designed to record anything you can get into your soundcard direct onto your hard disk. With the addition of WaveRouter, it's also capable of recording a fixed internet radio stream to disk direct. The applications supports all of the popular soundcards, including the Yamaha YMM-1 Mini Mixer, which uses the Gigabyte DR1000G digital audio interface, provided by IPCom. The Yamaha SW1000 is a real gem of a soundcard, and it is the reason that OpD2d exists at all. In particular, it uses the Yamaha chip to allow the digital audio output of the soundcard to be recorded direct to disk without first going into a soundcard DAC. In other words, it records from the outbound digital audio instead of the inbound analog audio. This is an absolute must have feature when using hardware which is useful for streaming audio from the internet, such as this Yamaha solution. It allows you to record it direct to disk when that hardware output is available, instead of having to deal with the slew of software requirements associated with creating a streaming audio CD. You can't get any easier than that. Fortunately for us it is also really easy to install.What's New in This Version:Version 6.07:- Added support for OSX MavericksI hope you find this useful, and please feel free to contact me if you have any problems. It is available in standard zip format for download and free redistribution. The development version is also available.Thanks, DeanIt still hasn't been released, though it is a very useful app.You might be able to compile it from the source code and that's how I did it (at least on the previous version). I have not compiled it on the current version as it's not released yet. But I'd be very glad to be shown how to, as you have a useful article here, if it's not too much trouble.It sounds as if this is "just" to record the audio playing on your computer without using any of your PC's audio inputs.I have done this in the past using various apps (Sound Recorder, Guitar Rig, and many others) and it allows me to record what I'm playing on my PC.But it doesn't work quite like that (at least I don't think it does). It records from the "digital" audio and then re- 08929e5ed8