I'm sad. I use Nicecast to to stream all our services from our synagogue via a donated mac. It has been rock solid for many years. The UI is simple enough to let non-tech users occasionally archive services when special lectures happen. We have a handful of home-bound members that can reliably listen remotely, and I can remotely monitor via the Nicecast admin interface to confirm everything is working OK, even when I'm not there.

I know I can figure out how to replicate _most_ of this via open source stuff, but the simple UI that allows the non-tech folks to start/stop archiving (when I'm not there) doesn't seem like something that can be easily replicated.

Personally, I'd happily pay an annual subscription to keep the app alive (within reason, of course). Or I'd be happy to purchase another app (ex., Audio Hijack) to get the mixer and compression, if that allowed RogueAmoeba to remove the 32-bit effects by offloading them to another RogueAmoeba app in the audio chain.