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soundflower default output

abcdggs · 2009-12-05 19:24:03

each time i restart my mbp the output channel is changed to soundflower (2ch) rather than the built-in speakers. wondering how i might fix this so i dont have to change it in sys preferences each time i turn the mbp on. thanks

05-12-2009 7:24pm

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abcdggs

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each time i restart my mbp the output channel is changed to soundflower (2ch) rather than the built-in speakers. wondering how i might fix this so i dont have to change it in sys preferences each time i turn the mbp on.

thanks

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#2 06-12-2009 8:29pm

Jev/N

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Can you disable Soundflower on startup, that might solve the problem?

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#3 06-12-2009 8:46pm

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mmh i looked into that, but i it's not in the "open on startup" list. so i'm not sure how or why it's gone that way

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