There are a few settings that you should check first.
- In System Preferences -> Sound, make sure that System Sound Siphon is selected as your default output.
- Click on the “Preview Volumes” button.
- Listen to and adjust the volumes of the applications captured.
- When you are done adjusting the volumes click “Save Volumes”.
While you are editing the volumes the audio you hear is the post-mix audio. The volume sliders are enabled and a level meter is shown. If “Mixed Stereo” is enabled you will only see one post-mix level meter.
Yes.
- Enable the “Mute” option.
If any of your devices with the mute option enabled are in use the applications selected will be muted. Be careful with this setting. If you experience any problem with an application not playing audio properly you should verify the mute setting on your devices.
Yes. It is very easy to capture application audio in separate channels. This allows you to record audio with iTunes in channels 1 and 2, and Safari in channels 3 and 4, for example.
- Disable the “Mixed Stereo” option on your device. That’s it!
Notice the channel numbers are displayed for each application.
It is very easy to capture all of your Mac’s audio with Sound Siphon.
- In your favorite audio program select the “System Sound Siphon” audio input. That’s it!
- Added built-in software update
- Added built-in uninstaller under the application menu.
- Better printing support for release notes.
- Fixed mute.
- Updated UI.
- Moved play through options into preferences.
- Make Sound Siphon default output when needed is now enabled by default.
- Added tooltips and hints to Sound Siphon app.
- Now captures Safari audio.
- Now captures audio of subprocesses.
- Fixed some crashes for greater stability.
- Other bug fixes and refinements.
- Initial release
- Initial public release
