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In Reply to: Problems with audio in Safari 18.2 posted by Maxxwire1 on December 31, 2024 at 17:23:19:
I don't use Safari but for any audio related issues always check "Audio MIDI Setup" to see where your audio is being directed to. You -should- see your DAC in Audio MIDI Setup. Highlight it then direct the audio through the DAC. If you don't see your DAC, try unplugging if from the USB port then plug it back in.... maybe on another USB port.Using my MacBook Air M2 here in this example you won't see a DAC as I don't have anything connected to this Mac. The only audio devices it sees are the internal Mic, internal Speakers, and a wireless iPhone that I can use for its remote Mic if I choose to.
Audio MIDI Setup
Do you see your USB DAC in your Audio MIDI Setup?
Edits: 01/01/25
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- Always look at Audio MIDI Setup - AbeCollins 14:21:14 01/01/25 (10)
- RE: Always look at Audio MIDI Setup - Maxxwire1 16:28:23 01/01/25 (9)
- RE: Always look at Audio MIDI Setup - AbeCollins 16:43:33 01/01/25 (8)
- RE: Always look at Audio MIDI Setup - Maxxwire1 14:33:00 01/02/25 (7)
- Once - E-Stat 18:11:07 01/02/25 (2)
- Once in a while... - AbeCollins 19:26:43 01/02/25 (1)
- Yeah - E-Stat 19:48:56 01/02/25 (0)
- RE: Always look at Audio MIDI Setup - AbeCollins 17:07:37 01/02/25 (3)
- RE: Always look at Audio MIDI Setup - Maxxwire1 19:40:26 01/02/25 (2)
- Now I am REALLY confused.... - AbeCollins 10:24:54 01/03/25 (1)
- RE: Now I am REALLY confused.... - Maxxwire1 16:02:03 01/03/25 (0)
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