Hi
I created a new Audio Device in the "Audio MIDI Setup“ Application (comes with
OS X), and named it so that it is alphabetically the first Audio Device
(something like „AAA…“);
I added just the "USB Audio CODEC“ to it. So it is basically a reference to the
"USB Audio CODEC“ device.
Then I configured WSJT-X to use this device as Input and Output, and since then
no issues any more with lost input and output!
So this looks like a workaround, and/or a starting point for tracing down the
problem.
Siegfried
OE1HXS
> Am 07.02.2017 um 19:18 schrieb John Nelson <j...@rmnjmn.co.uk>:
>
> Hi Siegfried,
>
>> My audio device (which is provided by the driver for the USB connected
>> IC7300 and RS590S) is „USB Audio CODEC“, which is alphabetically below
>> „Build-In Output“ etc.
>
> Same as mine. I also make sure in System Preferences > Sound that
> Input/Output devices are also USB Audio CODEC.
>
> — John G4KLA
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