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Seems simple enough: when we insert a USB device, or ideally when a Bluetooth device is paired and lit up, I'd like the customer's Mac OS/X box to jigger the sound prefs to fit the pre-configured settings for the new device, and set it as the output device automatically. So, when we light up a headset, skype and wow and all that will just work the way it should.
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I'm thinking there's gotta be a HAL-like dealy for Macs, and that we can hook in a script in there. That's what I'm thinking. There's a potential script we can run
here, but the trick is finding out how/where the subsystem lives. Until then, we could be stuck with cruder, user-diddled tools like
Here's hoping we can make it more automated. It seems Apple machines should do this, if you believe the hype. Me, I don't have nearly enough/any Mac OS/X experience.
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