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I can't figure out how to get this to work, if I set my output device to Hajo I get nothing

• fxtentacle 12y ago
  Is the app running? I.e. can you see the Headphone icon in your menu bar (top right corner)? If the app is running and has detected that headphones are plugged in, it should show the Headphone icon with an empty plus sign. If it has additionally also detected that music is playing, the plus sign will be filled. Maybe try changing volume through the volume keys on your keyboard. That usually triggers the Apple "click sound" to demo the new volume, so then you should see that the Apps icon switches from an empty plus to a filled plus sign.
  • dyscrete 12y ago
    I guess it is not detecting my USB turtle beach headset. It says 'off' in the icon.
    • fxtentacle 12y ago
      Yes, at the moment it only works with the Built-in Audio Device. The reason is that I'd like to use the private DSP API inside Apple's HDA Driver in the future, which would further reduce CPU usage to approx 0.5%
      • nXqd 12y ago
        it seems to work great :D At the same time, this doesn't seem to work with Hackintosh Mac, since they may use different driver, headphone not detected. But it works great with my macbook :D