Thanks, Tim. I used to use airfoil quite a bit when I got my first Mac with
snow leopard. I don’t have a current version, so I guess I will have to see how
the newer version works.
Mary
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> On Apr 30, 2019, at 7:19 AM, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
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> Hi,
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Hi,
Normally, VoiceOver would be a part of that set, but you are able to change
which direction VO sound is going within the VO Utility. This is similar to
using a Bluetooth speaker. If VO sound is set to the System Default, then VO
will go through the Bluetooth speaker, whereas if it is set
Hi Mary,
Personally, I swear by Airfoil. It's simply fantastic! You can send the same
audio to multiple devices, including airplay speakers, bluetooth speakers and
iOS devices.
The demo lets you send audio for 10 minutes and then will produce static. I
think its around $25 or $35.
If you need he
I had planned to send it to a stereo which has an airport express connected and
on the same network as the Mac. This wouldn’t be video. Just audio from the
Primephonic music service. I could also try my HomePods. I was hoping to be
able to send it into places at once and to have VoiceOver stay o
Hi,
What device are you sending the AirPlay to? For fun, I just sent to a Apple TV
2 and the VoiceOver sound remained on my computer. It's possible that when
AirPlaying to such devices from the Mac, you are sending both the audio and
video signal to the device. If so, that is possibly why it
I did some googling about how you would go about using airplay on a Mac from a
webpage player in safari. It appears that you have to change the system audio
output in system preferences. And from what was described, it sounds like
number one, you can only send to one device, not multiple devices
