Buddy: Ah, thank you. I can't say it's likely we'll ever have a Windows Audio Hijack, but who knows? It sounds like you ought to have a Mac at work though!

rob c: The best way to see what's new is to use the free trial, and check it out for yourself. Audio Hijack 3 doesn't have a litany of new checklist features, no - Audio Hijack Pro 2 already offers a whole lot, and cramming more in was not going to be an improvement. To think that "just a UI redesign" isn't a massive improvement, however, is definitely not accurate.

But on top of that, we've added recording formats like FLAC and bulletproof AAC and ALAC, noise reduction plugins like Declick, Dehum, and Denoise, Session templates for fast setup, full-screen mode, Presets for all complex Blocks, and much more.

As for Mac OS X 10.9 or higher, we're simply coping with the unfortunate reality of Apple's accelerated OS releases. As a business, it's not feasible for us to develop new software and support older OSes. If I could snap my fingers and support 10.8, 10.7, etc., we absolutely would. But Apple's tools and updates make that insanely difficult.

We do still work to help customers on older OSes. Your current Audio Hijack Pro 2 didn't suddenly stop working, of course. It still works just fine on Mac OS X 10.7, and you can use it there as long as you like. Further, we always offer legacy downloads, for users on older OSes.

The bottom line is that if you want the very latest updates to software, you need to have at least a fairly new OS. Fighting to hold on to older OSes with major updates like Audio Hijack 3 is a losing battle, particularly since every day, fewer and fewer people are using those older OSes. We don't have to like it, but it's the reality of the situation Apple creates and dictates.

Robbie: Thanks for spreading the good word. As far as meters go, adding new and improved meters is definitely something on our list to consider for the future. And as for using the app for audio enhancement, as noted above, we'll see what happens in terms of improving that experience.

Dunga: As mentioned, keep an eye on updates.