Kowloon, Hong Kong, 13th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, ViWizard announces the official release of ViWizard Streaming Audio Recorder, a powerful all-in-one audio capture tool designed for both Windows and macOS users. This innovative software allows users to record and convert streaming music, podcasts, and audiobooks from major platforms—all in one place—with exceptional sound quality.

ViWizard’s Streaming Audio Recorder supports 9 of the biggest streaming services, including:

• Spotify
• Apple Music
• Amazon Music
• Tidal
• Deezer
• Pandora
• Qobuz
• SoundCloud
• Line Music

Supporting popular formats like MP3, WAV, FLAC, and more, ViWizard Streaming Audio Recorder lets users keep their favorite tracks for offline playback on any device. The latest version introduces faster batch processing, full ID3 tag preservation, and a redesigned interface that streamlines the audio recording process across platforms.

“Whether you’re collecting songs, episodes, or rare content, ViWizard Streaming Audio Recorder brings it all together with speed and clarity,” said a core member of ViWizard’ development team. “This is our response to the growing demand for flexible, personal access to streaming content.”

With ViWizard Streaming Audio Recorder, users can effortlessly:

• Capture and convert streaming audio from their favorite platforms to build a personalized audio collection.
• Save tracks as MP3, M4A, M4B, WAV, FLAC, or AIFF.
• Record and organize podcasts, audiobooks, and long-form content with no time limits.
• Access lightning-fast batch downloads with no quality loss.
• Customize output settings such as bitrate, sample rate, audio channels, and naming rules.
• Manage download and conversion history through an intuitive user interface.

Again, you also access all of these essential converters:

• Spotify Converter – Convert and save tracks, albums, playlists, audiobooks, and podcasts.
• Apple Music Converter – Download and convert Apple Music and iTunes audio.
• Amazon Music Converter – Save songs from Amazon Prime, Unlimited, and HD Music.
• Tidal Converter – Download high-quality music from Tidal’s free and Individual plans.
• Deezer Converter – Convert and save music from Deezer.
• Pandora Converter – Download songs and playlists from Pandora.
• Qobuz Converter – Convert and save high-resolution music from Qobuz.
• SoundCloud Converter – Download and convert music and podcasts from SoundCloud.
• Line Music Converter – Download and convert popular music from Line Music.

Price and Availability:

ViWizard Streaming Audio Recorder is available for Windows 7 through Windows 11 (32-bit & 64-bit) and macOS 10.13 through macOS 13. A free trial is available for new users to test core features. The full version is priced at $29.95 for a 1-month license, with a yearly license available for $79.95 and a lifetime license for $159.95. The trial version allows users to convert tracks, but only the first 30 seconds of each.

ViWizard Studio
NO. 65, Block A, Building 8, Beihe Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong 999077
Adam Gorden
Website: https://www.viwizard.com/

About ViWizard

ViWizard is a leading provider of media conversion and downloading software solutions, trusted by users in over 150 countries. Our innovative products—including the Spotify Music Converter and Netflix Video Downloader—are designed to work seamlessly on both Windows and Mac. Trusted by millions worldwide, we are committed to delivering powerful software that enables users to get the most out of their digital media.

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Entrepreneur emphasizes practical growth, mentorship, and lifelong learning to empower local professionals and job seekers

Michigan, US, 13th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, Semi-retired entrepreneur and engineer Dean Hachem is raising awareness across the Detroit area about the critical importance of practical career skill development and personal reinvention. Drawing from over three decades of experience in the restaurant and airport food service industries, Hachem is encouraging individuals—especially those navigating career transitions—to take action through self-education, mentorship, and skill building.

“Success doesn’t come from knowing everything—it comes from staying curious and willing to learn,” said Hachem. “I’ve changed industries more than once in my life, and the only constant was my ability to adapt.”

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, workers today hold an average of 12 jobs over the course of their careers. With automation and shifting market demands, skill gaps continue to widen, especially in industries like hospitality, logistics, and operations—fields where Hachem built his legacy.

“You don’t need to go back to school or spend thousands,” he said. “Start by writing down what you want to improve. Read about it. Find someone who’s done it. Ask questions. Do one small thing every day.”

Hachem emphasizes that Detroit has a unique opportunity to lead in workforce reinvention. With a rich legacy of hard work and a growing tech and service economy, the city is poised to benefit from grassroots efforts focused on upskilling and retooling.

“We need to stop thinking of success as a finish line,” said Hachem. “It’s not about chasing titles. It’s about building momentum—one skill, one habit at a time.”

In conversations with young professionals and career changers, Hachem often points to his own journey: an engineering graduate who opened a restaurant, then pivoted into airport food operations, managing complex logistics under pressure.

“I never planned out my career,” he said. “I just kept asking myself: Am I learning? Am I growing? If the answer was no, I did something about it.”

Hachem is not launching a formal organization or program. Instead, his message is simple: Start where you are. Learn something new. Ask for help. Share what you know.

Dean encourages Detroit-area residents to start their own skill development journeys today. Whether it’s through reading, free online courses, shadowing a local professional, or mentoring someone else, he believes the small steps make the biggest difference.

“Don’t wait for permission,” he said. “Detroit doesn’t need more titles. It needs more people willing to do the work to grow. One lesson, one conversation, one action at a time.”