I've tried linking Audacity to Soundflower.īut whenever I try to record something, all I get from Audacity is an Error message saying "Error while opening sound device. I've made a multi-output device and an aggregate device linked to the Built-in Microphone, Built-in Output and Soundflower (2ch) and tried various combinations of these as the default input and output devices via System Preferences > Audio. I can now see 2- and 64-channel Soundflower selections available in Audio MIDI setup. I've deleted the old version of Soundflower I had and installed the version in Soundflower 2-0b2.dmg. I'm trying to get Audacity (2.1.0) and Soundflower to work the way they did before I installed El Capitan. That said, Soundflowerbed from the 1.66 Soundflower installation works fine with Soundflower 2.0b2.
#GITHUB SOUNDFLOWER SOFTWARE#
So to hear what you are recording it is necessary to enable Software Playthrough in Audacity, and Soundflower is not viable as a general output device. Opened Audio MIDI setup and I have 2- and 64-channel Soundflower selections available.Īssuming you ran from, did you get a "Soundflower" folder in /Applications? I don't, so although I get the 2-ch and 64-ch Soundflower devices in System Sound Preferences, Audio MIDI Setup and Audacity, and can record fine in Audacity, there is no Soundflowerbed included.
If you see "Done!" in the results, the script completed OK. Gale Andrews wrote:What I would suggest to try to avoid issues is to open the /Applications/Soundflower/ folder, double-click "Uninstall Soundflower.scpt" then in the window that opens, press the "Run" button.
#GITHUB SOUNDFLOWER MANUAL#
The Manual will need to be updated when we figure this out (P1). I'll report back later how it works for me on El Capitan. What I would suggest to try to avoid issues is to open the /Applications/Soundflower/ folder, double-click "Uninstall Soundflower.scpt" then in the window that opens, press the "Run" button. If there are problems, you could follow the instructions further down that page, but those instructions assume you are comfortable using the terminal. This is because 1.66b installs in System/Library/Extensions but El Capitan requires installation in /Library/Extensions.įor those not wanting to pay for iShowu, I suggest downloading from. Yes it seems that the Soundflower 1.66b supplied by RogueAmoeba which we link to in Tutorial - Recording Computer Playback on Mac will *not* appear in El Capitan. This article has info for updating Soundflower for El Capitan
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