Open kirbyj opened 8 years ago
i have a Focusrite Scarlett so i tried it out. I did experience sound stopping when i added/removed another device but clicking off the Scarlett device and back on again fixed the problem. i guess you have to add it last to the MultiOutputDevice???
interesting. after some additional mucking about i was able to get it to work, but only if Soundflower (2ch) is set as the master device. this suggests that it's not about having Built-in Audio enabled, it's probably that when that is enabled, it is automatically set as the clock device (pointing, as I suspected, to an issue with the Saffire drivers/clock). lots of clicking if drift correction is enabled, but seems fine without. thanks for the tip.
2.02b kext, OS X 10.10.5
if I create a Multi-Output device as described in the README (Built-In + 2ch Soundflower) recording via Soundflower to e.g. Quicktime works as advertised
however routing via a 3rd party audio device and Soundflower seems to be a problem.
obviously this can be worked around but it would be helpful to figure out if the issue lies with Soundflower, the Multi-Output Device, Focusrite or elsewhere. I suspect this may well be an issue with the Saffire drivers, but I don't have another audio interface to test further with so would be useful to know if this can be replicated on another system.