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Doesn't Work in Mojave #163

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kemalicecek opened this issue Sep 28, 2018 · 8 comments
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Doesn't Work in Mojave #163

kemalicecek opened this issue Sep 28, 2018 · 8 comments
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@kemalicecek
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I download the BackgroundMusic in Mojave first time. Everything looks cool but there is no sound in most applications. More precisely, I can only hear sound in Discord and that's it.
Is there anyone who has a problem like this or is it just me?

@amadeu01
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It is happening here as well!

@stewartadam
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It's working fine for me - have you checked your audio output device?

@amadeu01
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I tested on my internal speakers and on my Bluetooth speaker. And, both are showing the same issue

@jandreaucodes
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jandreaucodes commented Sep 28, 2018

Same issue here. I just upgraded to Mojave today, as well as the most recent build of Background Music (via (set -eo pipefail; URL='https://github.com/kyleneideck/BackgroundMusic/archive/master.tar.gz'; \ cd $(mktemp -d); echo Downloading $URL to $(pwd); curl -qfL# $URL | gzcat - | tar x && \ /bin/bash BackgroundMusic-master/build_and_install.sh -w && rm -rf BackgroundMusic-master))

I get no sound from any output devices, no matter what I do. Rebooting did not solve the issue either. I had to temporarily disable BackgroundMusic, until I can get this resolved.

@stewartadam
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Interestingly -- BackgroundMusic is working correctly for me after reboots, but sometimes after waking from sleep I'm noticing no output as well.

kyleneideck added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 3, 2018
This is required to build against the macOS 10.14 SDK because 10.14
requires users to grant apps permission before they can use audio input
devices or send Apple Events to other apps.

I think builds built against the 10.13 SDK were supposed to continue
working, but I haven't tested it.

Note that without NSMicrophoneUsageDescription and
NSAppleEventsUsageDescription, 10.14 builds will fail more or less
silently when they try to use those features. (tccd does log a message
about it, though.)

See #163.
@kemalicecek
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That's solve the problem, so thank you mate.
If you have the same issue, try
(set -eo pipefail; URL='https://github.com/kyleneideck/BackgroundMusic/archive/master.tar.gz'; \ cd $(mktemp -d); echo Downloading $URL to $(pwd); curl -qfL# $URL | gzcat - | tar x && \ /bin/bash BackgroundMusic-master/build_and_install.sh -w && rm -rf BackgroundMusic-master) to update.

@jandreaucodes
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Confirmed this fixed it for me, too @kyleneideck. Thanks!

@AO554
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AO554 commented Oct 5, 2018

it works fine on my Mojave install, but the one issue is after a period of time, it will create a buzzing/crackling sound and then crash out a few seconds after. it was fine in High Sierra before I updated

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