Remove Audio Device Mac

did not work for me. I saw ZoomAudioDevice.driver which I deleted like you said, but I still see devices

only decent tutorial I found online, thank you!

I'd already found how to do this and deleted the output device... Im looking for how to delete the input device part! :(. PLEASE How do I delete it from the input devices section :(

thanks bro. this saved my time 🖤

Thanks

I don't see HAL

Worthless. He talked so fast that he was unintelligible. The illustrative screens were small, fuzzy, and very hard to decipher.

Teeeeeeeaaamo! gracias

Thanks for the very clear tutorial! I should mention that I wasn't able to delete the drivers by the method you used, though if you navigate via the Finder – instead of using the Go command – to the actual folders you can delete them.

Thanks, great video

Why on earth do I not have the HAL folder....

U are a legend!!!

What if the goddamn audio device is not in the HAL folder??

Many thanks! My music kept connecting to a device I had already removed. Very annoying, so your vid was very helpful 👍

I could not for the life of me figure out how to remove virtual audio devices from an App I uninstalled, this was incredibly helpful, thank you! 🙏

Thank youuuu!

Thank you so much for making it quick and easy, but it's honestly sad that it's this complicated to do something so simple ;-;

Thank you!

Nice, but my unwanted audio is from an external display (ASM-160QCC), and there's nothing in the Audio folder matching it. So I can't get rid of it. Which wouldn't be a big problem, except now my audio can't automatically switch between the mac speakers and the headphones. I have to make the switch manually, every. single. time. Tiresome. Oh well.

Update: I have found that by simply 'training' Ventura in how I prefer to get sound output, it appears to learn. So it's now remembering that when the headset is connected, use that, and when not, use the speakers in the mac, not the external display. Interesting. Problem solved, I guess.

Thanks this helped me so much!!!!! Had a issue with my Zoom, wasn't able to hear or share my own audio while sharing screens, so I followed your steps and deleted the "ZoomAudioDevice" driver in the HAL folder and restarted my computer and wallah it was all fixed

Just what I needed. Thank you

I don't have a 'HAL' folder. Now what do I do?

how can I temporarily disable the audio device but not delete it?

You r a Life Saver 🤟🏽

Thanks a lot, helped me and It was very easy!

How do we remove the HDMI audio listed (from the monitor).. There's no folder on HAL, I assume it is created everytime you plug something with HDMI

THANK SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO MUCH OMG

Omg thank you 🙏🏽

Bro thanks a bunch, the thing was so irritating and could not figure it out, you vid is straight to the point and so helpful

Thanks, it works <3

THANK YOU

Thank You 🙌🏻

hi how can i remove my hdmi audio from ventura

Perfect tutorial video, very useful thanks

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent video and very helpful

it is all about that "/" in front of the Library command.
Dang ol' computer coding what can I say!

thanks a lot for this video. it really did help me a lot. cheers

Thank You a short Vid, cutting right to the chase and easy to understand. That's what I was looking for.

Legend! Thanks!

thanks a lot!

Didn't find HAL folder
:(

I followed the steps, but there is no HAL folder under Plug-ins, does it have anything to do with the recent update? Thanks!

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mac is utterly stupid thinking a good ux for this

its always the underrated videos

Only video that actually explained it properly and made it work, kudos!

this is neat, the holy grail however would be being able to hack macos to output other than 48khz audio through hdmi on m1/m2 machines

my HAL folder is empty :/

Bamboozled twice, but delivered in the end. THANKS.