I went ahead and created the Multi-Output device using the Audio MIDI Setup app. But there is no Soundflower icon in the menu bar, and no Soundflower application anywhere. Like the OP, after installing, Soundflower appears as a sound device (well, 2) in the Sound control panel. If I am wrong about this, then everything below is irrelevant. As I understand it, that version incorporates Soundflowerbed, so I did not install it. I downloaded and installed Soundflower 2.0b2. I have not previously installed Soundflower or Soundflowerbed. But it also could be incorrect installation. I think it is related to the sound being over DisplayPort. The 2017 MacBook Pros (Sierra 10.12.5, USB-C) may have added a new issue, as the above process has not yet allowed me to control volume with my keyboard. Unzip the "Soundflowerbed.app" from the download, then place it anywhere that is convenient.
If you do not have Soundflowerbed.app: the easiest solution is to download it by clicking this link. Reboot the computer then run the "" installer as above.
You should see "Done!" in the results, indicating that the uninstallation completed satisfactorily.
In the window that opens, press the "Run" button. In the same "Soundflower" folder, double-click "Uninstall Soundflower.scpt" to uninstall Soundflower 1.6.x. Fortunately Soundflowerbed from Soundflower 1.6.6b can be used on its own with Soundflower 2.0b2.Ĭopy Soundflowerbed.app from the /Applications/Soundflower/ folder to your Desktop or somewhere else.
It can also be used on Mavericks or Yosemite but it lacks the "Soundflowerbed" application that lets you hear audio on your computer while Soundflower is set as the system output device. Important: The 2.0b2 version is the only version that will work on El Capitan and later. Obtaining Soundflowerbed if you install Soundflower 2.0b2
0 kommentar(er)
