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Detect built-in input's input volume
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Detect built-in input's input volume


  • Subject: Detect built-in input's input volume
  • From: John Joyce <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 11:01:33 +0900

Any pointers on how to detect the built-in input's input volume? (as labeled in System Preferences)
I’d like my use of AVAudioEngine to set the default inputNode volume at app launch to something reasonable based on the built-in input’s input volume.
That is, keep it low if the System Preferences settings are high.
This would be even better if there’s a way to detect whether it is the built-in mic and not currently headphones or other external mic.
Detect if the self switching audio jack plugged in?

Also, any notifications to subscribe to on those System Preferences settings changing?



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