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I think that's magnifird by the software you use, in this case, Discord. I've got SIP enabled and didn't need to disable it for Zoom or Google Meet to do screen
by zamnos 4y ago
I think that's magnifird by the software you use, in this case, Discord. I've got SIP enabled and didn't need to disable it for Zoom or Google Meet to do screen sharing. There was one permissions dialog I had to go through in accessibility for screen sharing to work for them, and it's a tiny bit scary, but it's not SIP disabling, reboot into recovery mode and run crsutil disable level scary.
- markemer 4y agoAll features of Discord work for me using the normal system permissions on screen recording and audio. I do run MacVMs with SIP off, but I leave it on as an important security feature most of the time. It's really not a lot different that say, SELinux, except a bit easier to administer but a bit less flexible. RO system volumes are getting popular too. Fedora has one, as does the steam deck.
- niij 4y agoZoom and Google Meet share audio conferencing with Discord all of which require the microphone audio. But Discord differs in that you can stream the audio _output_ as well; think of something like Twitch.
- zamnos 4y agorewind.ai is able to capture speaker output without having to disable SIP, so it still sounds like this is a Discord-specific failing.
- xp84 4y agoAgree on this, but I would like to lament the loss of SoundSource, an amazing third party app that I paid for, that since some recent MacOS requires some SIP related BS to enable - which I’m not even close to willing to do on my work laptop where I spend 90% of my time. So I just lost this functionality, and unlike Windows MacOS has absolutely no ability to do this natively (adjust the volume and destination of sound per-app)
- mlyle 4y agoZoom will happily share desktop audio when screen sharing.