Re: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover

[Dane Trethowan]

Thanks for this, I’ve just gotten around to trying the procedure you suggested 
and it works fine.

> On 29 Jun 2017, at 1:04 am, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
> You can turn the volume up. Press VO+Command+right arrow until you hear 
> volume. Then press the same modifier keys plus up arrow instead of right 
> arrow. Job done.
> 
> That will all change soon as it happens.
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>> On 27 Jun 2017, at 03:03, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi!
>> 
>> I'm currently in the middle of reinstalling Mac OS on my iMac, I've been 
>> having an issue with Sound Forge for Mac hwich has prevented me from 
>> entering any activation information for the application, every time I've 
>> tried to enter information - or even run the Application I get a 
>> "Registration Error" and the software quits so perhaps the way around this 
>> is a full and complete reinstall of everything from the ground up bypassing 
>> the Mac Migration Wizard -.
>> 
>> The whole procedure will be straight forward but the main thing that's 
>> irritating me right now is the incredibly low audio volume of Voiceover 
>> whilst in the recovery utility so if anyone knows if its possible to raise 
>> the volume here then I'd really like to hear about it, I suspect that I'll 
>> just have to struggle on though.
>> 
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RE: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover

[David Griffith]

This works for me in OS but not in recovery Console which is where the problem 
is.

David Griffith

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From: Gordon Smith [mailto:gor...@mac-access.net] 
Sent: 28 June 2017 16:05
To: Techno-Chat ... Technology Enthusiasm!
Subject: Re: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover

You can turn the volume up. Press VO+Command+right arrow until you hear volume. 
Then press the same modifier keys plus up arrow instead of right arrow. Job 
done.

That will all change soon as it happens.

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> On 27 Jun 2017, at 03:03, Dane Trethowan <grtd...@internode.on.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> I'm currently in the middle of reinstalling Mac OS on my iMac, I've been 
> having an issue with Sound Forge for Mac hwich has prevented me from entering 
> any activation information for the application, every time I've tried to 
> enter information - or even run the Application I get a "Registration Error" 
> and the software quits so perhaps the way around this is a full and complete 
> reinstall of everything from the ground up bypassing the Mac Migration Wizard 
> -.
> 
> The whole procedure will be straight forward but the main thing that's 
> irritating me right now is the incredibly low audio volume of Voiceover 
> whilst in the recovery utility so if anyone knows if its possible to raise 
> the volume here then I'd really like to hear about it, I suspect that I'll 
> just have to struggle on though.
> 
> 
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Re: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover

[Gordon Smith]

You can turn the volume up. Press VO+Command+right arrow until you hear volume. 
Then press the same modifier keys plus up arrow instead of right arrow. Job 
done.

That will all change soon as it happens.

=

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> On 27 Jun 2017, at 03:03, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> I'm currently in the middle of reinstalling Mac OS on my iMac, I've been 
> having an issue with Sound Forge for Mac hwich has prevented me from entering 
> any activation information for the application, every time I've tried to 
> enter information - or even run the Application I get a "Registration Error" 
> and the software quits so perhaps the way around this is a full and complete 
> reinstall of everything from the ground up bypassing the Mac Migration Wizard 
> -.
> 
> The whole procedure will be straight forward but the main thing that's 
> irritating me right now is the incredibly low audio volume of Voiceover 
> whilst in the recovery utility so if anyone knows if its possible to raise 
> the volume here then I'd really like to hear about it, I suspect that I'll 
> just have to struggle on though.
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
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Re: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover

[Dane Trethowan]

I’ll have a look at that amp and I wonder whether it very may well be better 
than the solution I opted for, connecting my B T7 to the headphone jack of 
the iMac and jacking the volume up to as loud as it could go.
Even then the volume was incredibly low.
I also used a pair of cans but with the same issue so one has to wonder what 
the engineers at Apple were thinking at the time or perhaps they have ears of a 
more sensitive nature than the rest of us.

> On 28 Jun 2017, at 2:10 am, David Griffith  wrote:
> 
> 
> I know what you mean about the volume problem. From similar enquiries 
> elsewhere there is no way to adjust volume in Recovery.
> 
> What I use is the FiiO A1 Mini Portable Headphone Amplifier for this sort of 
> job. Just plug the usb connection lead into your iMac to provide power to the 
> amplifier via the micro usb cable provided, and  then connect the amplifier 
> via the 3.5 leads provided to your 3.5  socket on your iMac. Then turn on the 
> amplifier - it is the button furthest away from the headphone socket. Hold it 
> down for about 3 seconds to turn on. The volume up is the button closest to 
> the headphone socket and the volume down is alongside. Plug your earphones / 
> headphones into the amplifier and you are good to go.
> Once the amplifier is on pressing the on off button briefly cycles through 
> loudness profiles. Hold down the same button to turn off.
> 
> I use several of these amplifiers with different annoyingly quiet devices.
> They apparently do not work with digital radios but I have not personally 
> tried this.
> 
> They are pretty cheap for what they do on Amazon. I bought mine for about £20.
> If the latest iMac does not have 3.5inch socket then I am afraid words like 
> without a paddle and creek come to mind.
> David Griffith
> David Griffith
> 
> and 
> -Original Message-
> From: Dane Trethowan [mailto:grtd...@internode.on.net] 
> Sent: 27 June 2017 03:04
> To: techno-chat@techno-chat.net
> Subject: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover
> 
> Hi!
> 
> I'm currently in the middle of reinstalling Mac OS on my iMac, I've been 
> having an issue with Sound Forge for Mac hwich has prevented me from entering 
> any activation information for the application, every time I've tried to 
> enter information - or even run the Application I get a "Registration Error" 
> and the software quits so perhaps the way around this is a full and complete 
> reinstall of everything from the ground up bypassing the Mac Migration Wizard 
> -.
> 
> The whole procedure will be straight forward but the main thing that's 
> irritating me right now is the incredibly low audio volume of Voiceover 
> whilst in the recovery utility so if anyone knows if its possible to raise 
> the volume here then I'd really like to hear about it, I suspect that I'll 
> just have to struggle on though.
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> **
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> you were going to live forever"
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Re: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover

[Joshua Gregory]

Hi,

I think I might remember running into something like this. If I
remember correctly, if the system volume is adequate and VO is still
low, adjusting the voiceover volume itself may help. Maybe this has
changed since I last used it, but just thought I'd pass it on.

On 6/27/17, David Griffith  wrote:
>
> I know what you mean about the volume problem. From similar enquiries
> elsewhere there is no way to adjust volume in Recovery.
>
> What I use is the FiiO A1 Mini Portable Headphone Amplifier for this sort of
> job. Just plug the usb connection lead into your iMac to provide power to
> the amplifier via the micro usb cable provided, and  then connect the
> amplifier via the 3.5 leads provided to your 3.5  socket on your iMac. Then
> turn on the amplifier - it is the button furthest away from the headphone
> socket. Hold it down for about 3 seconds to turn on. The volume up is the
> button closest to the headphone socket and the volume down is alongside.
> Plug your earphones / headphones into the amplifier and you are good to go.
> Once the amplifier is on pressing the on off button briefly cycles through
> loudness profiles. Hold down the same button to turn off.
>
> I use several of these amplifiers with different annoyingly quiet devices.
> They apparently do not work with digital radios but I have not personally
> tried this.
>
> They are pretty cheap for what they do on Amazon. I bought mine for about
> £20.
> If the latest iMac does not have 3.5inch socket then I am afraid words like
> without a paddle and creek come to mind.
> David Griffith
> David Griffith
>
> and
> -Original Message-
> From: Dane Trethowan [mailto:grtd...@internode.on.net]
> Sent: 27 June 2017 03:04
> To: techno-chat@techno-chat.net
> Subject: [Techno-Chat]: iMac recovery utility with Voiceover
>
> Hi!
>
> I'm currently in the middle of reinstalling Mac OS on my iMac, I've been
> having an issue with Sound Forge for Mac hwich has prevented me from
> entering any activation information for the application, every time I've
> tried to enter information - or even run the Application I get a
> "Registration Error" and the software quits so perhaps the way around this
> is a full and complete reinstall of everything from the ground up bypassing
> the Mac Migration Wizard -.
>
> The whole procedure will be straight forward but the main thing that's
> irritating me right now is the incredibly low audio volume of Voiceover
> whilst in the recovery utility so if anyone knows if its possible to raise
> the volume here then I'd really like to hear about it, I suspect that I'll
> just have to struggle on though.
>
>
> --
>
> **
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> you were going to live forever"
>
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