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A while back, I installed a program called Background Music which was used to be able to manually change the volume of each audio source from individual applications. However, I didn't use it, so uninstalled.
Months later, I still have the "Background Music" output source in my audio manager (see below). How would I go about removing it from this list?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.2
Shows three folders, all empty. "Components", "Digidesign" and "VST"
Look in /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL folder and see if there's something resembling the audio device you want to remove.
Credit for above belongs to Marco Klobas
Follow previous advise and report back
That worked! Thank you so much.
You're welcome.
This did the trick for me. Thanks, I never would've looked in HAL.
Uninstalled application still shows up as an audio output source
