Choose the corresponding port, depending on whether you want to listen via line out or via headphones: On the taskbar in the bottom right of your screen, click the speaker symbol, then the arrow symbol:Ģ. Switching System Audio Output between Line Out and Headphones on Windows 10ġ. M3 (left front) and M4 (right front) for headphones.M1 (left front) and M2 (right front) for line out.Please note that on Mac OSX 10.11 El Capitan, the available outputs are named differently. If you want to listen via headphones, choose Headphone L for Left front and Headphone R for Right front.If you want to listen via line out, choose Main L for Left front and Main R for Right front.Choose the corresponding ports, depending on whether you want to listen via line out or via headphones: Choose Maschine MK3 on the left, select Output and click the button Configure Speakers.Ĥ. Open Finder and navigate to Mac HD > Applications > Utilities.ģ. Switching System Audio Output between Line Out and Headphones on Macġ. Windows: Switching System Audio Output between Line Out and Headphones.Mac: Switching System Audio Output between Line Out and Headphones.If you are using the MASCHINE MK3 as your computer system's audio output, you can switch between the line out and headphones (and vice versa), as explained here: You can download the guide and the MASCHINE MK3's manual from our product page. To learn about the MASCHINE MK3's audio configuration, please refer to the MASCHINE MK3 'Getting Started Guide'. As soon as you unplug the microphone, the Line inputs will work again. When you connect a microphone, the Line inputs are automatically turned off. I believe that has something to do with the fact that I am using the deprecated approach vices().The MASCHINE MK3's audio interface's Mic in and Line inputs cannot be used simultaneously. When I then start recording I receive the following error:Įrror Domain=AVFoundationErrorDomain Code=-11800 "The operation could not be completed" UserInfo= xCode8 does not give me any errors but the previewLayer for the camera capture is completely white. 'devices()' was deprecated in iOS 10.0: Use AVCaptureDeviceDiscoverySession instead.Īs I was running my code this morning, my video recorder stopped working. Note that my video recorder was still working smoothly for about 2 weeks. When iOS 10 finally came out, I received the following warning when I was running my code. ontCameraVideoCapture = device as? AVCaptureDevice Self.backCameraVideoCapture = device as? AVCaptureDevice If (device as AnyObject).position = AVCaptureDevicePosition.back dioCapture = device as? AVCaptureDeviceĮlse if (device as AnyObject).hasMediaType( AVMediaTypeVideo ) If (device as AnyObject).hasMediaType( AVMediaTypeAudio ) Before iOS 10 came out I was using the following code to get the video and audio capture for my video recorder: for device in vices()
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