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| search your drive for "coreaudio" or "core audio" and look for a .plist extension. I had a "missing audio" problem years ago that was solved by trashing them. It *might* help with your issue. There's another one for "audiomidisetup" Generally, no harm is done by trashing prefs. Some prefs hold authorizations (ie, plug-ins), and you may need to re-authorize. On Nov 9, 2013, at 5:23 AM, Mike Janson <michaelmailing@yahoo.com> wrote: > all of a sudden i can’t get ae audio to output into my headphones (via usb, m-track) - system prefs are correct, works fine with iTunes & web audio, but ae plays through external speakers. mapping audio output preferences directly inside ae won’t stick, defaults back to built-in line output - i’ve had mavericks installed for several days now so i don’t know if i can blame it on new os - should i trash prefs? if so which file? thx > > mike > +---End of message---+ > To unsubscribe send any message to <ae-list-off@media-motion.tv> |
