output sound volume

[rtomasov]

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?
Please confirm before I also brainfart.
Thanks

[Gale Andrews]

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.


Gale

[rtomasov]

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.
Gale

Fine, thank you Gale.
I'll let you know what's the result.

[rtomasov]

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.
Gale

Fine, thank you Gale.
I'll let you know what's the result.

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.
Gale

Well, it worked and then it didn't.
Core Audio seems to be temperamental, or is it OSX?
First try after reboot gave an excellent volume output.
Then it went back to previous state.
Don't know what to think about it.
Thank you all.

[Gale Andrews]

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.
Gale

Fine, thank you Gale.
I'll let you know what's the result.

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.
Gale

Well, it worked and then it didn't.
Core Audio seems to be temperamental, or is it OSX?
First try after reboot gave an excellent volume output.
Then it went back to previous state.
Don't know what to think about it.
Thank you all.

Do you still have to select the USB headset in Audacity before the headset can be heard at all in other applications?

You could perhaps repeat the plist file deletions then reboot, then observe if the problem only starts after the plist files are recreated.


Gale

[rtomasov]

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.
Gale

Fine, thank you Gale.
I'll let you know what's the result.

Yes. Sorry, brainfart.

So, the files are in /Library/Preferences/Audio?

That's the only place those files should be, so yes you can delete them, reboot and let the Mac recreate them.
Gale

Well, it worked and then it didn't.
Core Audio seems to be temperamental, or is it OSX?
First try after reboot gave an excellent volume output.
Then it went back to previous state.
Don't know what to think about it.
Thank you all.

This post is becoming a huge behemoth: Neither Audacity v2.1.1 nor v2.1.2 would not launch.
I've read Gale's post about Audacity not launching and followed instructions therein (please see "audacity.cfgattachment.).
There is no line under "Directories" that looks like TempDir=/tmp/audacity1.2-<your user name

I don't want to delete that line without further instructions.
Thank you all again,
Ruben

[Gale Andrews]

Neither Audacity v2.1.1 nor v2.1.2 would not launch.

A double negative means that Audacity would launch.

I've read Gale's post about Audacity not launching and followed instructions therein (please see "audacity.cfgattachment.).
There is no line under "Directories" that looks like TempDir=/tmp/audacity1.2-<your user name

I don't want to delete that line without further instructions.

You did not attach anything, but simply quit Audacity then delete the audacity.cfg settings file.


Gale

[rtomasov]

Neither Audacity v2.1.1 nor v2.1.2 would not launch.

A double negative means that Audacity would launch.
That was not a double negative but they didn't launch .eother one.

I've read Gale's post about Audacity not launching and followed instructions therein (please see "audacity.cfgattachment.).
There is no line under "Directories" that looks like TempDir=/tmp/audacity1.2-<your user name

I don't want to delete that line without further instructions.

You did not attach anything, but simply quit Audacity then delete the audacity.cfg settings file.
Gale

I thought I did, sorry; I would've liked to re-attach it but both extension cfg and extension rtf are not allowed: what can I do?
Copying the file's text is not giid as it is quite large, so?
Ruben

[rtomasov]

Well, it worked and then it didn't.
Core Audio seems to be temperamental, or is it OSX?
First try after reboot gave an excellent volume output.
Then it went back to previous state.
Don't know what to think about it.
Thank you all.

Do you still have to select the USB headset in Audacity before the headset can be heard at all in other applications?
You could perhaps repeat the plist file deletions then reboot, then observe if the problem only starts after the plist files are recreated.
Gale

Yes, I do.

[Gale Andrews]

Do you still have to select the USB headset in Audacity before the headset can be heard at all in other applications?
You could perhaps repeat the plist file deletions then reboot, then observe if the problem only starts after the plist files are recreated.
Gale

Yes, I do.

So does the problem only start after the plist files are recreated? It's a thin chance, but it might be possible to edit the plist files. You would not do that in TextEdit though.

Gale