#Test mac audio input movie
#Test mac audio input pro
#Test mac audio input software

#Test mac audio input software

Mientras que el DirectSound de Microsoft es usado normalmente como entradas y salidas estГ©reo para usuarios no profesionales, ASIO permite a los mГєsicos y tГ©cnico de sonido trabajar el audio mediante Windows y el software en lugar de hardware externo.ДЄSIO ofrece un mГ©todo relativamente simple de acceso a varias entradas y salidas independientes.

#Test mac audio input pro

Once you set your Mac up for 5.1 mixing your amp will show your outputting 5.1 via the mac but again this is PCM audio 5.1 and apps like FCPX, Soundtrack Pro, Logic Pro will work.Audio Stream Input/Output ( ASIO) es un protocolo de ordenador para audio digital de Steinberg, que provee una baja latencia y una interfaz de alta fidelidad entre el software, es decir, la aplicaciГіn, el hardware y la tarjeta de sonido.

#Test mac audio input movie

To get your HandBreak movie to play in Dolby surround from your Mac all you need is VLC player, then you have to go in and select the Dolby track and the output in VLCs audio settings and bingo your HandBreaked movie then plays out of your Mac in Dolby surround. iTunes will play a purchased movie from the itunes store in surround via your Macs hdmi to receiver setup but will only play the stereo track of the movie you exported from HandBreak even though it is set up just like an iTunes movie. If you play the same HandBreak compressed movie out of your Mac via hdmi to your surround amp it will only play the stereo track if you are using iTunes or QuickTime and I believe this is because of copy protect and Dolby license issues. So if you have an Apple TV it will play the movie with its surround track. This is great because handbreak folds the 5.1 into a stereo AAC track and also encodes the 5.1 mix into Dolby 5.1 AC3 track so both stereo and surround tracks are embedded in the movie file.

I export the movie with FCPX as master video with the 5.1 audio then use HandBreak set to atv3 to encode / compress the video. If you want to play your edited exported movies from Final Cut Pro x in surround then it gets a bit tricky. This setup is via PCM 5.1 audio not to be confused with Dolby 5.1. I have been able to output 5.1 audio with Logic Pro and FCPX no issues at all after you setup the audio midi utility for 5.1. I have been using my MacBook Pro via HDMI into my pioneer av amp which is set up for 5.1. Under Audio at the bottom of the window select 'Digital Out - SONY AVAMP' from the drop down menu for 'Audio output' *You now have 5.1 Channel Surround Sound from you Mac! Go to 'Preferences' and click on the 'Disc Setup' tab. Last set is to go into the DVD Player to test it. Click on each speaker to provide a test tone to make sure each is connect properly. Then select '5.1 Surround' from the pull down menu. Click the 'Configure Speakers.' button in the bottom right of the window. On the right side it then should say 'Source: SONY AVAMP' On the left side of the window select HDMI. Then go into Applications > Utilities > Audio MIDI Setup. Then in the 'Output' tab, select SONYAVAMP - HDMI Use a Mini Display Port to HDMI cable and connect the HDMI into the Blu-Ray/DVD HDMI input on the receiver and the Mini Display to the Mini Display Port on your Mac.

Most models before early 2009 are not able to output multi-channel audio) (*Check first to see if your Mac is capable of outputting surround sound through the Mini Displayport. OUTPUT SURROUND SOUND FROM YOUR MAC: (simplest way)