Forums Macs macOS macOS. Application volume. I can't believe that OS X doesn't have individual volume controls for applications when it is used so much for digital audio. Besides, I quite like to have my Mac be pristine and i'd rather not have too many 3rd party softwares messing with my sound.

EXPERIENCE Maki Fund iOS Software Engineer (2014-Current) Code and design applications for startups, a number of which have been released into the Apple App Store including,,,,,, and the GQ Lead Web Producer (2013-2014) Managed a team of three producers to streamline the addition of content to GQ.com. Tasks included establishing and managing the.com content schedule, creating interactive web content, working with and discovering new talent to generate unique features for use online, collaborating with development teams to redesign the site and content management system, and—on occasion—writing and photographing for online features Vanity Fair Digital Producer (2011-2013) Worked as the sole Digital Producer for VF.com in charge of liaising with multiple departments including editorial, copy, photo, and research to create and publish online content. Another Hackintosh postit’s been bothering me that I couldn’t control the volume of my Hackintosh through the use of the volume buttons on my keyboard (by default macOS won’t let you control the volume of an HDMI device and my sound is output through HDMI on my video card).

Wd drivers for mac high sierra. After googling around a bit I managed to find a solution using that I thought I’d share: • Download (it contains two.dmgs we’ll need for the next steps) • Unzip the file and open the Soundflower.dmg double click the Soundflower.pkg and follow the installation steps • Repeat step 2 but with the Soundflowerbed.dmg • Click the Soundflowerbed in the menu bar and set the 2ch option to point towards your HDMI/DisplayPort input: • Open up Sound in System Preferences and set the Output/Input to Soundflower (2ch) You should be able to control the audio coming through your device via your keyboard now! I’ve been using it for the better part of a day listening to music pretty much without issue. It glitched once for a few seconds, but clicking the Soundflowerbed icon in the menu bar, changing the source away from Soundflower and then immediately back fixed it instantly. Edit: I recently learned that if you click the Soundflowerbed icon in the menu bar (like in step 4), mouse over the top option (Soundflower (2ch)) and set the Buffer size to 2048, it solves the audio artifact issue.