What is DarkIce FOR MAC?

DarkIce

DarkIce is a cool tool for streaming live audio. Basically, it takes sound from your audio interface—think of things like a sound card—then it encodes that audio and sends it off to a streaming server. Pretty neat, right?

What Can DarkIce Record From?

So, what can you actually record with DarkIce? It’s quite versatile! Here are some options:

• OSS audio devices


• ALSA audio devices


• Solaris audio interface


• Jack sources


• uLaw audio input through a serial interface

The Encoding Formats Available

You might be wondering how it encodes that audio. DarkIce has got you covered with several formats:

• mp3 - using the lame library


• mp2 - using the twolame library


• Ogg Vorbis


• aac - using the faac library

Sending Your Stream to Servers

This software doesn't just stop at recording; it can also send your encoded stream to different servers:

• ShoutCast


• IceCast 1.3.x and 2.x


• DARWIN Streaming Server


• You can even archive your encoded audio in files!

Operating Systems That Support DarkIce

If you're curious about where you can run DarkIce, here’s a quick list of supported operating systems:

• MacOS X


• FreeBSD


• Linux on Intel and PowerPC


• NetBSD / OpenBSD


• SUN Solaris

If you're ready to start streaming with DarkIce, check out this link for more info: This is where you can download it!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!