Is there a way to solve this??
Has anyone found a loophole that doesn't require to remove the jack?
Has anyone found a loophole that doesn't require to remove the jack?
Hello Duarte,
Did you try that other method of opening Midi Setup Utility?
duarte118 wrote:
Has anyone found a loophole that doesn't require to remove the jack?
I read this one on another thread. It works for me, at least for the Mid 2010 Mac mini (that I'm using right now). I don't know if it works also with more recent Mac mini models.
Open Audio MIDI Setup.app in /Applications/Utility, click the + (plus) button in the bottom left corner of the window and choose "Create Multi-Output Device". In the new device settings tick the HDMI "Use" checkbox and you're done. Simply go to the usual System Preferences Audio panel and choose the newly created device, without the need to unplug the audio cable from the back of the Mac mini. You can also name the new audio device as you want.
NOTE:
This is only a workaround for a deliberate choice made by Apple on OS X Lion 10.7.2 and beyond:
Mac mini: About HDMI audio and headphones
Please let Apple know (here or here) how this has made things unnecessary awkward for users and needs to be fixed (these forums don't count, they are not read by Apple's employees)!
This workaround worked for me, I have the Late 2012 Mac Mini using OSX 10.8.2.
Is there a way to solve this??