To run it as app,create an application from automatorĢ. UPDATE 1: You can now install Audacious from homebrew brew install audacious Open /Application/Utilities/Audio MIDI Setup.app and select the desire output device and change the settings.Īlso make sure bit output in audacious is set to floating point. For more info regarding bit rates Sampling (HZ) (signal_processing) Lastly you can just follow the update 1 for the apps icons.īy default the audio are output in 44100.Hz with 2ch-24bit Integer but you can change it to higher hz and bit rates. configure -enable-qt -disable-gtk -prefix=/Users/anishrkhadka/audaciousFiles/audacious/build -enable-mac-media-keysĪll the plugins will compile with in the build folder. Mv /usr/local/Cellar/audacious/3.9_2 /usr/local/Cellar/audacious/3.9_2_backupĬp -r /Users/anishrkhadka/audaciousFiles/audacious/build /usr/local/Cellar/audacious/3.9_2 # - Bit of Hack ( we need audacious to compile plugins and I found this the easiest way to compile plugins)– # configure -enable-qt -disable-gtk -prefix=/Users/anishrkhadka/audaciousFiles/audacious/build
# - Compiling audacious (provide full path to build folder)– # # - Create folder to install audacious - # mkdir build # - Create folder to compile the audacious - #
# - Give path to QT - # export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/opt/qt/lib/pkgconfig In addition, Scrobbler 2.0 plugin also works 🙂 I was fed up with this so, I compiled the apps myself which fix most of the problem plus mac default audio drive also appear in output + you can also test another driver such as JACK and PulseAudio. UPDATE 2: Yes, you can install audacious through brew but by default audacious will have few problems such as icon not showing in the dock, status bar, and most of the plugins options not showing up.
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