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I have a turntable which I would like to plug into my Macbook so that I can use my Audacity software to record some old 78rpm records.
Unfortunately my Macbook and iMac do not recognise the device. My usb cable is working - I tested it by using it to connect my printer to my iMac.
Does anyone have any ideas which will allow the turntable to be recognised?
Many Thanks
MacBook Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11.2)
When connected and turned on if you go System Preferences>Sounds>Input is the turntable listed?
In System Profiler is the turntable identified under USB?
OS X: About System Information and System Profiler - Apple Support
What is the make and model number of this turntable? Does the manufacturer state that it is compatible with Mac?
Thanks for your assistance. It appears that I had to go to Audio Midi setup. Once I had gone through this procedure, the "audio in" shows up in Sound>Input as USB PnP Audio Device.
All good. 🙂
Getting a usb Turntable recognised by Mac
