Audio Hijack
Video & Audio
Audio Hijack is a Mac audio-capture application for people who need a repeatable recording setup instead of a single device input.
Rogue AmoebaOfficial domain: rogueamoeba.comView details
Mac app category
Video & Audio Apps for Mac
Video and audio apps for Mac support media workflows such as playback, recording, editing, conversion, or transcription within the bounds documented by each review. This page currently includes 4 apps.
Current selection rule
Why are these video & audio apps included?
A member must carry the Video & Audio relationship in its published record. The page does not infer capabilities that are absent from verified features and workflows. The rendered member count is 4.
A good fit when
Use this category when the central input or output is recorded sound, video, or spoken content and Mac compatibility is part of the decision.
Not the right shortcut when
This is not a benchmark of codecs, export speed, transcription accuracy, or studio quality; no performance claim is made without evidence in the underlying review.
Verify the facts before choosing
Check the app's specific media workflow, system requirements, pricing boundary, caution notes, review date, and official source citations before testing it with important files.
Video & Audio Apps
IINA
Video & Audio
Watch video and listen to audio in a macOS-focused player.
IINA projectOfficial domain: iina.ioView details
Permute
Video & Audio
Convert, trim, and assemble media files on your Mac.
Charlie Monroe Software, s.r.o.Official domain: software.charliemonroe.netView details
Vidmoat
Video & Audio
AI-assisted video edits on a timeline you can adjust
Buzz Innovations Ltd.Official domain: vidmoat.comView details
Questions about video & audio apps
Does category membership guarantee every media format?
No. Supported formats and features are product-specific. Only rely on details shown with source coverage on the app page or the linked official documentation.
Can I compare media apps by category alone?
Category is a starting point. Recording, playback, editing, and transcription are different jobs, so compare members only after matching the intended workflow.