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Everything was working fine.. As soon as I upgraded to Monterey things went weird.
Mac mini, macOS 12.3
Thanks had a play with it but doesn't do anything. Surely an OS upgrade shouldn't change the frequency range of the connection?
I just want to know why the mac thinks my speakers are headphones. And why it was working perfectly before, but with the upgrade to Monterey the speakers are making clicking sounds.
>Surely an OS upgrade shouldn't change the frequency range of the connection?
It has done so since at least the inception of the mini-Toslink and SPDIF connectivity on the G5 machines. The introduction of greater than stereo sound unfortunately has created the need to guess the audio output on each update.
Use the Audio Midi Setup utility to manage the output quality of the speakers. Note the speakers may have a maximum frequency range that should not be exceeded by the determined connection.
Edifier bluetooth speakers connection issue
