![]() I learned later by testing that it is only the Output volumn controls that need to be reset.Is Justin from level of lunch were just getting ready to make a blog post on how to convert recorded audio to text on the screen cast as not to focus on downloading and installing each one of the the different components are the pieces that you need to do this it's really going to focus on the settings and then kind of the putting it all together and making it work let's see how we can do that verse forgot to go up to Apple system preferences and open up dictation and speech and there's three different pieces we need to make sure that we selected first we need to turn dictation on next we need to look at in and have selected the use the enhanced dictation in the third we need to select sound flower as an input device can't next were going to close this down and then open up the audacity and audacity has one setting that we need to change and that's the output device to preselect sound flower to channel it'll actually type the sound from the recording to dictation and then I will go through the process of doing we Vaara have a a prior screen cast the running important to show how that works so I will import that into audacity to import that into audacity that'll take just a second and then will jump over to our text added and then turn on dictation wallet place this is work it's a little trickier you got to move a little bit fasters once you play the recording you need to turn on dictation as soon as possible to pick up all of the other audio that's getting played order to make this jump. ![]() ![]() This needs to be done (although not always per later testing) whenever you change the output device from Soundflower to something else like the internal speakers!!! I learned later by testing that it is only the Output volumn controls that need to be reset. Note that before I reset the volume controls, they were already at maximum, so the reset apparently did something to get Soundflower back to putting out sound correctly. It turns out that I had to move the Master and individual volumes in Soundflower to 0 and then back to maximum in the Midi app (Probably could have also done it in Apple Preferences for sound)!!! I did it for both the Input and the Output for Soundflower. I tried uninstalling Soundflower, getting the latest one and reinstalling it. I wasn’t getting sound out of Soundflower to the Quicktime audio recorder (no indications on the meters) or for that matter any other sound recorder app that I had. ![]() I hope that it saves others the aggravation. I stumbled upon the following fix after many hours of trying to figure it out.
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