Problem. When i take a alook at the preference/sound tab i see the soundflower 2ch and 64ch. i also have a digital output (optical). The last one is my default sofar. (optical to my logitech Z-5500)Going to work with AUlab there is no way i can choose that one. Somebody also have problems with optical out.
hi guys.i use a NI audio kontrol 1 soundcard and in order to use it i have to change the system preferences>audio menu to the sound card instead of the soundflower (2ch) which obviously cuts all output audio from soundflower. is there a way around this?
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I was having a problem with Soundflower not passing sound through to the built in output (soundflower 1.6.2.1 and mac OSX 10.7.4), none of the correct settings would work, neither would reinstalling it.
Does anyone know if MacUpdate.com/ is a legitimate site, because I wanted to download Soundflower and linein, but afraid their might be malware in them because malware has been infected Mac's a lot recently.
I've since dealt with Resume and it has not bothered me (locked the Saved Application State folder); and I believe it was MacKeeper because it occurred long before the MacDefender appeared. I call it "taking control" because I was unable to quit the browser, unable to force quit anything, could not access the File menu (or anything else) - the only thing working was a display of a counter flashing numbers of the supposed viruses I had and "click here to download/pay" buttons. In other words, my computer was completely unusable and the only thing that did work was hitting the power button. That is pretty much taking control?
I have to disagree with anyone who says MacKeeper is not a Trojan. MacKeeper is like a trojan, in that they use advertising on some of the most prominent sites to convince you to download it, and then do not provide a clean way to uninstall it. The advertising is effective because Apple has never addressed the real reason why the system slows down for so many people. People on this board have had to find alternative ways to remove it that are not using MacKeeper's own methods. Alerts of a system becoming too full are frequently way too late, and should be done at times when it is no more than 85% full, which arbitrarily has been found to be a breaking point. Then it is not obvious to many that they can force quit applications that aren't behaving, and they ruin their directory trying to reboot the Mac manually when it freezes. If Apple put a timer on all applications within a reasonable timeout period saying "Application so-so has stopped responding, do you wish to force quit it losing your changes" I think more people would be less apt to download all these optimziation tools. The default probably should be 15 or 30 seconds with an easily customizable setting in the System Preferences, and in the force quit dialog. The fact that so many come in here trying to remove it, highlight that the need is great for a better error management system. It also highlights the need for more people to learn to backp their systems. Just my two cents for what they are worth.
If you want MacUpdate to have more respect, remove the MacKeeper advertising post haste. I've sent e-mails to your site requesting it be removed because of its problems. People don't like their machines being infiltrated by others for anything. And given Versiontracker's being taken over by C!Net, and the difficulty searching C!Net's engines for system specific downloads, a better download site has been needed since the takeover. Until I discovered MacKeeper was as bad as it was, I never hesitated recommending MacUpdate. Now I have to include a disclaimer, don't download it. I understand websites have to earn a dime, but don't do so at other's demise. In fact it sites like yours that prevent people from having to use Torrent sites, as they can find legitimate downloads for all sorts of things. Torrents are typically a potshot when it comes to getting a legit download. Not to mention many such applications that deal with Torrents or Peer2Peer file sharing also open your machine up as a file server making your own machine a place where any random beta program might end up in your folder, and running it could make your machine unstable. Having a site where only legit applications are available in an easy searchable manner outside the App Store is a boon. So please consider what gets posted on your site more carefully. Thank you.
I have to disagree with anyone who says MacKeeper is not a Trojan. MacKeeper is like a trojan, in that they use advertising on some of the most prominent sites to convince you to download it, and then do not provide a clean way to uninstall it.
I just want to come to the defense of bit torrent "clients" (which is actually what was being shown on MacUpdate... not a bit torrent "site". Many developers offer their products via torrents. It helps to keep bandwidth costs down (especially for smaller companies) and can often offer faster downloads. It's simply another means of software distribution. Having said that, of course torrent "sites" simply direct you to any torrent that they have data on... regardless of who created it or what it may contain. The link for any legitimate torrent is typically posted on the developer's site. Nearly all linux distros are available as torrents. To vehemently dismiss torrents as a legitimate means of distribution isn't really fair to those that that rely on distributing their software that way. By all means, if you want to advise against the use of torrent sites, please do so as they are a major source for the spread of all sorts of nasties.
this answer should be revisited .. the latest update to the Macupdate Desktop is a bug ridden disaster. I used the previous version of the Desktop app for 4 years. It was flaky, crashed often, would only reliably handle 2 simultaneous installs at once (supposed to handle 5+) and would fail to install many things. It handled paid updates well .. by warning the user BEFORE downloading .. and install thread could stall for unknown reasons. But it failed safe .. it did not damage an existing app if it failed, and left the downloaded packages available for retrying the install manually.
iPadRequires iOS 9 (or later), and Max version 7.1 (or later).MacRequires Mac OS 10.6 (or later), and Max version 7.1 (or later). Requires the Bonjour library which is installed by default on Mac.WindowsCompatible with Windows 7 or later, and Max version 7.1 (or later). Requires the Bonjour library which is not installed by default. Click here to download Bonjour library (print services).
I use Quicktime and Soundflower and it works well for me - OSX 10.7.4 - A typical screencast would include an external Mic connected to a USB soundcard, PD, & Ableton all routed through soundflower into Quicktime. I monitor through Audacity but I am going to change that and make an aggrgate soundcard and monitor through Ableton or PD (less latency).
I demoed screenflow on PC and it works well. The autozooming features are nice. On PC at least I still had the same audio routing problems so if it's is just the audio you are worried about maybe look to soundflower again. It does work just make sure to switch your system sound prefs I/O soundflower... the rest is just routing in your audio apps prefs.
Audacity is a free-to-use, open-source, and feature-packed audio editor. With this audio editing software, you can play, record, export, and import MP3, AIFF, and WAV files. Additionally, the program lets you edit a range of files to apply effects to recordings, mix multiple trackers, and use the Copy, Cut, and Paste features. When you download Audacity, you get a built-in amplitude envelope editor, a frequency analysis window, and a customizable spectrogram mode. Other built-in effects include Noise Removal, Bass Boost, Wahwah, and VST plug-in effects.
On top of all of this, Audacity even lets you stack unlimited tracks, making it easier to create complex mixes. The only issue with downloading Audacity is its few bugs, which can cause minor lags and occasional crashes. Regardless, Audacity is an overall solid option when it comes to ease of use.
Users need to download and run the Soundflower Installer.pkg. The first time you run the installer (Soundflower.pkg), it will ask for your admin password and, depending on which Mac operating system you are using, this password might fail.
To help users get started there are instructions in the Readme file found in the DMG download folder. These are, however, heavily focused on using Soundflower with Max/MSP, a visual programming language for music and multimedia. Users with more simple needs will have to look up instructions to configure Soundflower with more commonly used sound-capture apps.
Fixed an issue with the app silently quitting when capturing with a demo license installed. Sorry for the inconvenience! Wording improvement in the General prefs. Thanks to Craig Lauridsen for spotting the inconsistency. A few minor fixes for Mac OS X Lion.N.B. iStopMotion 2.5 and later require at least Mac OS X 10.5.8, but Mac OS X 10.6.7 or later is highly recommended. If you are currently using Mac OS X v10.6.7 and plan to work with a still camera on iStopMotion, please DO NOT YET update to 10.6.8, but stay on 10.6.7 for now! 10.6.8 will break capturing from still cameras. We are working on a fix. 2ff7e9595c
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