Hi,
Exactly right Jason. If you make that modification in the Sound category of VO
Utility, that should do the trick.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Jamf Certified Associate
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Oct 24, 2019, at 06:15, 'Jason White' via
What happens if you change the output device in VoiceOver Utility -> Sound to
your system speaker, rather than the default output?
On 10/24/19, 04:19, "Julie Rattray" wrote:
Hi,
I think the the answer to this depends on if you are doing this for keynote
or more generally
Hi,
I think the the answer to this depends on if you are doing this for keynote or
more generally
If for keynote then I think the place to do this is in the presenter display or
set up show menus where you can choose to mirror the slides etc - this is not
mirroring the full computer it is
I can mirror my entire Mac--VoiceOver, screen and all--to my Apple TV,
but I'd prefer to do it without VoiceOver. Rather, I'd prefer to keep
VoiceOver coming out of the built-in audio interface whichh is connected
to a jack on the back of the computer. In turn, that is connected to the
analog
