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If you open Garage Band, then record sound track then while your track is playing you would go to settings and you connect a bluetooth speaker. Then in Setti
by lovelyviking 6y ago
If you open Garage Band, then record sound track then while your track is playing you would go to settings and
you connect a bluetooth speaker. Then in Settings->Sound section you would click on tab: Input. It works?
Try to stop playing track and start to play it again. All Works?
Try to select bluetooth for input and play again.
Works?
The simplest scenario is when BTSpeaker is already connected, you just run Garage Band. Open settins->sound>input and then press play in Garage Band.
Works?
- GavinMcG 6y agoIt sounds like you're frustrated, and it sucks being in that spot. I'm not going to spend my day verifying your bug. You've got an issue with bootability, with screenshots, and with audio all in the same system. Send it back. Get a replacement Mac, or get a PC for all anyone cares. Whatever you decide to do, your experience so far has been anamolous compared with lots and lots of other folks.
- lovelyviking 6y ago>I'm not going to spend my day verifying your bug. It's not my bug. It's their bug. >your experience so far has been anamolous compared with lots and lots of other folks Or perhaps those "other folks" just didn't bother to check it properly? Just like you didn't bother? Looks like rarely some one cares too much about the quality these days. I do care. There should be some love in making product and some respect to those who use it. If I thought this problem is specific to this machine only I would not bother to write about it here too much. I have some experience and knowledge for goodness sake . I've seen Disk Utility not functioning too many times already. I expected intelligent people here to be able to listen and take note and realise that it's not some stupid machine that doesn't work. I've seen too many bugs already and this machine is just another example of it. You say it's a "hardware bug"? Does it really makes any difference? Even if it is? I think it's about quality, in that case software quality and another machine would come if not with the same problems then with similar problems.
- GavinMcG 6y agoAnd what I and a lot of others are saying is that no, they are not experiencing similar problems. You're showing up here expecting intelligent people able to listen, but you're not bothering to listen yourself.
- lovelyviking 6y ago>And what I and a lot of others are saying is that no, they are not experiencing similar problems. Didn't you say before that you didn't try and not even intended to? How you can say after that that you do not experience it? I mean how would you know? It's pure guess. How would you know about others? You simply can't. I didn't state anywhere here that _all_ are experiencing what I have , I only presented facts of my personal experience and suggested that this is worth checking because I sense tendency. Too many problems for one computer. Instead of listening to the facts people are trying to downvote and avoid seeing the fact or inventing some stories about some mysterious hardware problem that I didn't observe. Apple diagnostics didn't observe it too. I do listen, there is always a possibility of hardware problem but even if it's a hardware issue it's still an issue speaking about quality. One thing is to have such possibility in mind and another immediately jump into conclusion that there are no problems. Modern software is full of bugs, many of them people usually do not notice, but they are still bugs and they are still there. It's such a surprise for anyone around here? I mean any developer with some experience aware that barely something works if it works at all. I state observed facts and get downvoted even for that on the site that supposed to be respectful to the facts and reason. I do not understand should we listen to BS or Facts in 21th century? No one have pointed out to one mistake or were I was incorrect in my statements. They just downvote and trying to ignore what have happened in reality. I would not suggest a hardware problem in such case, I would suggest a 'mind' problem of those who have managed to downvote perfectly checked facts and reasonable arguments.