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1. #Beardedspice volume control update#
2. #Beardedspice volume control manual#
3. #Beardedspice volume control full#
4. #Beardedspice volume control trial#
5. #Beardedspice volume control mac#

Many debugging improvements have been made: The application's “Help” menu has also been modified and streamlined, to get you assistance as quickly as possible.

#Beardedspice volume control manual#

The Audio Capture Engine (ACE) has been updated to 11.7.1, with fixes for several rare issues.Īirfoil's manual is now provided online, rather than being built in to the application. If you're still on 10.13 (or lower), be sure to see our Legacy page. Sample rate matching (clock synchronization) for audio devices has been improved.Īirfoil now requires MacOS 10.14 (Mojave) or higher. Handling for built-in EQ effects has been improved in cases where invalid data is provided from an audio source. The “Application block's source selector now better handles iOS apps running on M1 Macs, avoiding duplicating them in the list. The Audio Capture Engine (ACE) has been updated to 11.7.6, with small improvements for MacOS 12 (Monterey), as well as a fix for capture issue with Catalyst-based (and AVFoundation-based) apps.

#Beardedspice volume control mac#

That said, for the best compatibility, we recommend using Airfoil Satellite as your audio receiver on the Mac Additional updates are in progress.Ī new “Sound Effects” special source has been added, making it possible to capture sound effects like alerts in the Messages app, or the Trash being emptied.Ī new “AirPlay Receiver” special source has been added on Monterey, making it possible to capture audio sent to the Mac via AirPlay.

Initial MacOS 12 (Monterey) CompatibilityĪirfoil now has initial compatibility with MacOS 12 (Monterey), with no major issues.

#Beardedspice volume control trial#

While in its trial state, Airfoil now correctly shows a Purchase option when in menu bar only mode. Sorting in the “Advanced Speaker Options” window now matches the main window.Īirfoil now visually distinguishes the MacOS 12 (Monterey) System AirPlay Receiver from other outputs.Īirfoil now visually identifies unsupported HomePod stereo pairs, and links to further information.Īirfoil now reads from “_airplay” device records, in addition to “_raop” records. Sync sliders found in the “Advanced Speaker Options” window will now properly snaps back to the “Default” (0) position. When Airfoil attempts to stream audio to a MacOS 12 (Monterey) machine's OS-based receiver, that receiver will now display the sending machine's name for clarity.Īirfoil now tracks remote speakers more reliably on networks where MAC addresses may be hidden or obfuscated.Īirfoil will no longer show an “Error 400” when attempting to transmit audio to a MacOS-based receiver on a Mac where the “Allow AirPlay for” option is set to “Current User”.Īirfoil will no longer incorrectly allow horizontal scrolling when its main window has enough outputs to require a vertical scrollbar. The Audio Capture Engine (ACE) has been updated to 11.7.7, with several small improvements for even more reliable audio capture.

#Beardedspice volume control full#

So, for anyone else looking to resolve this stupid MacOS bug, Karabiner should work.Airfoil now has full compatibility with MacOS 12 (Monterey), with no known issues. This was selected and somehow caused only the F8 keypress to no register at all. Fuck you Apple for making things MORE difficult every year.Įdit 2: Seems like the Karabiner tool has a redundant option to use F keys as standard function keys. I feel like I'm stuck using a Windows computer right now. This has been a bug feature in MacOS for over 4 years now.Įdit: I found Karabiner-Elements and gave it a shot but evidently this also no longer works.

#Beardedspice volume control update#

I had been using that last year but it seems it's no longer working and the last update was in 2017. High Sierra Media Key Enabler, later Mac Media Key Forwarder, used to do this.

There needs to be a way to hard-lock F8 to only operate Apple Music. So to momentarily pause Apple Music and listen to YouTube audio, you have to go to Apple Music, hit pause, then go back to YouTube (which has already started playing so you have to rewind it to hear it from the beginning). This means that if you're listening to music in Apple Music and then find yourself on YouTube, pressing the play/pause button (F8) does not operate Apple Music but instead controls YouTube. The MacOS Keyboard Media Keys (F7, F8, F9) operate the active source.