Even if you don't need to use microphone input you must grant the access to the microphone in the privacy settings. So the trick is let macOS Mojave think that the app is a new app, rename the app may work?
Soundflower for mac setup for quicktime player code#
I have tested with another Java app, when I build from source code again, it always prompts the window to ask me if I allow the app to use microphone. Maybe when you rename the app, macOS will treat it as a new app, then macOS prompts the window to ask you whether accept or deny the usage of microphone? At a certain point Mojave asks if AUL can use the Mic and you are done.
It's the best to have two copies of AUL in the same folder so that it gets renamed. Ir took me a while with at least three versions of Au lab. Have not seen a prompt or an unticked allow box in the mic preferences. Have tried selecting the actual Microphone, and the interface in question, running it from downloads, running it from Applications, deleting everything first, etc. I've seen this suggestion elsewhere - I've been unsuccessful in getting it to work, with numerous versions of AULab, including the one at the link provided and the newest one available from developer downloads. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. once recording is over, go back to Audio MIDI Setup and change back the default output to your usual device. you can record some if you want to verify. If you see the level meters moving, Soundflower is working. Select "New Audio Recording" in the File menuĪ new "Audio Recording" window should appear, next to the record button, click on the little arrow and a popup menu should appear where you can select "Soundflower (2ch)" Open a file (constant loud is best) in QuickTime Player and start playing it (you should hear no sound) just so i can confirm everything, can you try this:Ĭlick on the gear icon on the bottom and select "Use this device for sound output" Let me know where the problem appears and we can troubleshoot from there
if the new recording is silent, that indeed means Soundflower isn't working. if you see the level meters moving, Soundflower is working! if not, you can record some if you want to verify.a new "Audio Recording" window should appear, next to the record button, click on the little arrow and a popup menu should appear where you can select "Soundflower (2ch)".select "New Audio Recording" in the File menu.open a file (constant loud is best) in QuickTime Player and start playing it (you should hear no sound as it will be sending it to Soundflower!).click on the gear icon on the bottom and select "Use this device for sound output".select "Soundflower (2ch)", and check to see that all 3 sliders are up and no mute buttons are enabled.just so i can confirm everything, can you try this:
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