I have installed Blackhole but it isn't showing up in Audio Midi Setup
Sdavis333 opened this issue · comments
I have seen this previously reported but there didn't seem to be an answer. I am on Mac Book pro see screen shot below. I tried restarting and installed all three versions but removed all but the basic 2ch now.
I have screen shot below for you in terms of the questions you asked the previous person. Any help is greatly appreciated.
What version of BlackHole? You can check in Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL/BlackHole2ch.driver/contents/Resources/VERSION
I literally just downloaded today. Thanks
Show me the output of "ls -l /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL"
Happy to do but how do I do?
Terminal.
What do you see when you Get Info on BlackHole2ch.driver from your first picture? Right click -> get info.
You nailed it. It installed on my crucial exterior hard driver. That's the problem right? PS Thanks
Yup.
I moved all of my garageband audio files and that as well. THANKS!
How did you manage to install BlackHole on an external drive? I thought I had disabled that ability.
@Sdavis333 did you move your /Library/Audio
folder to your external hard drive? And maybe symlink it?
Hi guys,
Sorry for the delay in my reply I am editing right now and my hotmail isn't my primary email. Orchetect is correct and I used Symboliclinker. Thanks again for the help. Now all I need to do is find my internal microphone to finish using LOL. What you have probably already guessed is I know just enough about my computer to be dangerous and I am by no means at your level in terms of skill or knowledge. Having said that, thanks again! All the best s
Symlinking can have unexpected effects, as not all software knows how to deal with them properly -- especially when you link a system folder like that. If possible, the Audio folder and everything in it should be put back in its original place without the link. Then if you have plugin content like sample libraries then those could be offloaded to another drive.
Thanks and I appreciate it. I changed up my symlink to the folder and put it back into the folder yesterday. It now sees blackhole. I will check to see if I link the micro phone too. Really appreciate the heads up!
Symlinking can have unexpected effects, as not all software knows how to deal with them properly -- especially when you link a system folder like that. If possible, the Audio folder and everything in it should be put back in its original place without the link. Then if you have plugin content like sample libraries then those could be offloaded to another drive.
Hello, I have the same problem, but my installation path is fine, it just doesn't show in MIDI. Please help me answer, thank you
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ole/assets/38657410/29c810b7-5
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Symlinking can have unexpected effects, as not all software knows how to deal with them properly -- especially when you link a system folder like that. If possible, the Audio folder and everything in it should be put back in its original place without the link. Then if you have plugin content like sample libraries then those could be offloaded to another drive.
Try restarting. Devin
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Hello, I have read issue 302,278. I pulled the code of the master branch from github, pulled it to the local, switched the certificate, changed the team ID in create_installer.sh, and generated the installation package after executing create_installer.sh. It is not displayed in MIDI after installation
@hongshao361 I just deleted your comment because you included your notarization password. Quickly go and change all your Apple ID passwords. it's possible that your developer ID has now been compromised. That was a massive mistake. Hopefully you can change your security before any damage is done.
if you can modify the name
Yes, but it means manually updating the install script. More info is in the FAQ.
But I still get an error when executing create_installer.sh and the installed PKG package is not displayed in MIDI
I noticed something strange in this screenshot. The installer script should not be producing a filename formatted as BlackHole128ch.2.0.pkg
- it should be BlackHole2ch.v0.5.0.pkg
. Did you modify anything in the create_installer.sh script other than the variables at the top of the file? That looks like a malformed version which could also be causing the notarizing to fail, among other things.
Hello, although the error
“The staple and validate action failed! Error 65.”
But there was no malware detection pop-up when I installed it
Oh that's probably happening if you download the repo as a zip file instead of cloning the repo. The zip file doesn't include the hidden .git
folder which provides the version tag that the script uses.
What if you try changing the version to "0.5.0" - does that succeed?