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Thanks!
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1.1.4 doesn't start under OSX 10.8.5.

Anonymous 10 years ago updated by Joshua Philgarlic 10 years ago 2
properVolume doesn't start under OSX 10.8.5 since I updated to 1.1.4. Reinstalled V1.1.3 which workes still fine.
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properVOLUME 10 years ago
Thanks for the report. I don't have any machines that are not running Mavericks to test on. We compiled the code targeting compatibility with 10.7+, so I don't know why it would be failing. Is there any chance that you could try 1.1.4 again and then copy/paste any relevant output from the console?
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Can ProperVolume control an Audio MIDI aggregate or multi-output device please?

jeremy taitconsulting 7 years ago updated by properVOLUME 7 years ago 1

Hi. Can ProperVolume control the volume heard from Multi-output devices that are created within the Audio Midi App please? I use a combo of Thunderbolt Display audio with old iMac perspex sphere speakers that are powered via an iFire device. Thanks

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properVOLUME 7 years ago

Hi,

I'm sorry but I have no idea whether ProperVOLUME is compatible with those devices and hardware. As a general rule, if a device shows up in the standard OS X sound control panel, then ProperVOLUME should be able to see it and control it. That said, ProperVOLUME hasn't received any updates in several years and we no longer have the time & resources to support it. We will likely be removing it from the App Store in the near future.

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properVolume 1.1.4 doesn't start in my OS X 10.7.5 (console report crash)

Anonymous 9 years ago updated by properVOLUME 9 years ago 1
It is in Launchpad but it doesn't start. The console report an error and finally a crash:
13/11/14 10:14:53,271 [0x0-0x1c31c3].plexus.properVOLUME: dyld: Symbol not found: _OBJC_METACLASS_$_NSObject
13/11/14 10:14:53,271 [0x0-0x1c31c3].plexus.properVOLUME: Referenced from: /Applications/properVOLUME.app/Contents/MacOS/../Frameworks/SFBPopovers.framework/Versions/A/SFBPopovers
13/11/14 10:14:53,271 [0x0-0x1c31c3].plexus.properVOLUME: Expected in: /usr/lib/libobjc.A.dylib
13/11/14 10:14:53,271 [0x0-0x1c31c3].plexus.properVOLUME: in /Applications/properVOLUME.app/Contents/MacOS/../Frameworks/SFBPopovers.framework/Versions/A/SFBPopovers
13/11/14 10:14:55,992 com.apple.launchd.peruser.501: ([0x0-0x1c31c3].plexus.properVOLUME[76667]) Job appears to have crashed: Trace/BPT trap: 5
13/11/14 10:14:56,347 ReportCrash: Saved crash report for properVOLUME[76667] version 1.1.4 (1.1.4) to /Users/gustavopi/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/properVOLUME_2014-11-13-101456_gustavopi-macmini.crash
13/11/14 10:14:56,960 com.apple.SecurityServer: Killing auth hosts
13/11/14 10:14:56,961 com.apple.SecurityServer: Session 100022 destroyed

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Significant energy use?

Anonymous 9 years ago 0
Why does properVOLUME use so much CPU?

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Not a bug

apple tv

Anonymous 11 years ago updated by properVOLUME 11 years ago 3
can't see my apple tv !
will this be added ?

thanks


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properVOLUME 11 years ago

It is working for me. Do you not see "AirPlay" in the list of possible output devices? Here is what it looks like on my system:



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Does the properVolume switch the audio outputs?

Anonymous 11 years ago updated by properVOLUME 10 years ago 0

Does the properVolume really switch the audio outputs by menu option <Output> or I must use another program like  Audio Switcher to do this?

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properVOLUME 10 years ago
properVOLUME will switch input or output for you. When you choose either from the menu, there will appear a small icon next to the menu. If the icon is a mac system icon, then that is the current input or output device. If the icon is a small triangle inside a circle, then that is a button that will switch the system input or output to the device that is showing in the menu next to the button.



Please let me know if that is not the question you are asking or if anything in my answer doesn't make sense.

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Doesn't show AirPlay devices

Anonymous 11 years ago updated by bj99 9 years ago 2

I see and can switch to AirPlay but that's all what it does, apparently switching to the first AirPlay device it finds. It doesn't show the various AirPlay devices I have, which is kind of a bummer.

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properVOLUME 11 years ago

Agreed, that is a bummer. I didn't know this and I'd like to fix it. I only have a single AirPlay device here and since it worked, I just assumed that it worked with multiple ones. So I'll do some research on differentiating between AirPlay devices and see if that is something we can address.

Thanks for the head's up.

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Does properVOLUME have the ability to control the volume on digital system outputs?

Anonymous 11 years ago updated by properVOLUME 11 years ago 0

I am looking for an app that lets me control (i.e. reduce) system wide audio volume on an SPDIF output, as the Mac doesn't support this out of the box. I guess there would be some audio processing needed for this. Can properVOLUME do this? Thanks!

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properVOLUME 11 years ago

Hi,


If your mac can't change the volume of your optical output device from within the sound control panel, then properVOLUME won't be able to change it either. properVOLUME is more or less a user interface improvement on top of the standard OS X tools for manipulating audio devices. It makes what the mac can already do easier to do, lets you see and do it all in one accessible place with fewer clicks. But it doesn't add any new capabilities to manage audio devices that the mac can't natively do.

Sorry about that!

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Would it be possible to add a feature that would lock down the input volume.

Anonymous 9 years ago 0
Seems like a problem I am seeing on many forums, as the native Mac sound defaults to the app being used, like Skype or GoToMeeting. The volume keeps creeping up but if proper volume could allow you to lock the input or output to a specific level, then this could solve the issue. I would purchase this for my whole team of sales reps. Thanks
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AirPlay and OS X Yosemite

Anonymous 9 years ago updated by properVOLUME 9 years ago 3
Running Yosemite changing Output from Airplay to something else removes that AirPlay device from the list of available AirPlay devices. Restarting the Mac helps getting it back. But since I listen often on one of my three AirPlay devices, its really really annoying.
Also I'd like to promote http://propervolume.userecho.com/topic/156214-doesnt-show-airplay-devices/ since, as said, I have three devices connected over Airplay.
Maybe you'll find a hint digging thro this: https://github.com/nriley/SoundSource or this ./SoundSource-250.zip since they were able to show the individual devices since 10.5. Unfortunately it's broken since 10.9 :-/