Given that screen shot it appears you have an issue a little deeper then
this one. You should see a section under "Audio Output" to configure your
output device, it looks just like the "Audio Input" section. I'd fire up
System Preferences -> Sound and take a look in there, based on the upper
right I assume the settings in sound are correct (on my G5 it's called
"Built-in Audio") but I'd take a peak anyway.
- Brian
On 7/12/06 1:46 PM, "Scott Cote" <email@hidden> wrote:
> Tony,
> Input set to 44100 Hz for input (was already at that setting) so this
> doesn't seem to be the solution... Funny how output is not supported
> though...
>
> Sincerely,
> Scott
>
>
>
>
> On Jul 12, 2006, at 10:40 AM, Tony Ingraldi wrote:
>
>> Scott,
>>
>> Some applications alter the system-wide audio I/O settings such
>> that some other applications will no longer play sounds. Audacity
>> is one application that I have seen that does this. It sets the
>> sampling rate to 96000 Hz.
>>
>> If this is what is happening on your system, you can use the "Audio
>> MIDI Setup" application to reset the sampling rate to 44100 Hz.
>> Audio MIDI Setup should be in your Applications/Utilities folder.
>>
>>
>> On Jul 12, 2006, at 12:54 PM, Scott Cote wrote:
>>
>>> Could just be a MacBook Pro issue, but sound disappears once in a
>>> while, but only from selected applications (iTunes will play fine,
>>> mail has no sound)...
>>
>> --
>> Tony Ingraldi
>> email@hidden
>>
>
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