cafor.blogg.se - Audio coming out of headphones and speakers

Select the "Multi-Output Device" that's now there.Īn unfortunate side-effect of this, as "The selected device has no output controls" eludes to, is that you now can't control the volume in the normal manner. Start "System Preferences" → "Sound" and click the "Output" tab. Select the Multi-Output Device that has been added and in the right-hand pane, select both the "Built-in Output" and your USB device. Select the "+" in the bottom-left and select "Create Multi-Output Device" Start the Apple "Audio MIDI Setup" utility ( /Applications/Utilities/Audio MIDI Setup).In order to get this to work, you'll need to plug in the USB device, then do the following: Now this may not answer specifically what you're asking, but for interest, the only time I've had any success with simultaneous headphone and speaker output is when using a USB device, such as a headset or USB speakers. There are several discussions around as to whether this is actually a limitation in the hardware or the software, but the end result always seems to be the same. As soon as you plug in the headphones into the 3.5mm jack, it replaces the internal speakers as the default output (and vice versa when you unplug them). You shouldn't have to go back and change the settings.In my experience, the answer is no. If there are still problems then do as I did and try looking through things (Only recommended if you are good at problem-solving and/or able to grasp the simple settings of a computer device).

Keep it highlighted and exit out after testing if the device (letter you highlighted) and your problem should be solved.

c. C Should be for recording outlet and I am not sure what D is for.

Click B and let it play through for headphones output Click A and let it play through for both of your laptop speakers

Same for the top circle (recording outlet). If the bottom circle is highlighted (Headphone outlet) then your laptop knows that your headphones are there.

When it opens up you should see two circles at the very bottom, under the letters (A B C D). Scroll down until you see "RealTek HD Audio Manager (Most likely the last thing on the list) Select it opening the program.Click Hardware and Sound and then Recording. Go to Control Panel (If you do not know how to find it follow these steps)Ī.I have seen a similar troubleshooting guide at and it worked really well for me.