On Jul 12 21:16:41, andre.lockhart@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > I installed SoX from homebrew and it has been working fine > with my Electron app. > I am on Mac M1. > > However, when I switched Why? > to the Mac SoX binary I downloaded from SourceForge, Those are from 2014. I suppose HomeBrew gives you a much more recent version of SoX. > SoX cannot find my coreaudio devices. Meaning what? What command have you run, and what exactly did "sox -V ..." say? Please note that the notoriously underdocummented macos audio system has changed in many ways since the static mac binary of sox was released. > Is there an additional step I need or additional libs I need to include > with SoX to use it as part of an application vs calling the brew-installed > version? Using sox "as a part of an application" can be two things: 1. calling the "sox" binary, in which case th application (probably Electron in your case, whatevere that is) needs to find it. A typical place is /usr/local/bin/sox, nto sure where homebrew installs. The separate binary you downloaded is wherever you put it. 2. using the SoX library, typicaly /usr/local/lib/libsox.so.* I don't think this gets installed with the separate mac binary. Jan _______________________________________________ Sox-users mailing list Sox-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sox-users
