Windows 8 and windows media player, Mac os x and itunes, Using audio midi setup in os x mavericks (10.9) – Teac US-1200 User Manual

Page 27: Using audio midi setup, In os x mavericks (10.9), 6 – application guide

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TASCAM US-1200

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6 – Application Guide

Windows 8 and Windows Media Player

1. Quit all applications and right-click the Start screen and then

click the “All apps” button that is at the bottom right of the

screen to open the Apps screen.

NOTE

In Windows 8.1, click the x icon that appears at the bottom

right of the start screen.

2. Click “Control Panel”.

NOTE

You can also open the Control Panel by clicking the Control

Panel item in the menu that appears if you right-click the

bottom left corner of the desktop.

3. After clicking “Hardware and Sound", open the Sound screen.
4. On the “Playback” page, right-click “Speakers TASCAM

US-1200”, and click “Set as Default Device” in the pop-up

menu that appears.
When you do this, the green check mark (4) appears next to

“Speakers TASCAM US-1200”.

NOTE

To use this unit as a recording device, on the “Recording”

page, right-click “Line in TASCAM US-1200” and click “Set as

Default Device” in the pop-up menu that appears.

5. After completing the setting, click the “OK” button.
6. Launch Windows Media Player, select an audio file and start

playback.

NOTE

If you change the setting while Windows Media Player is

running, the software will not recognize that the device has

been changed. In this case, restart Windows Media Player.

If you still cannot hear sound after making the settings and

completing the procedures above, restart the computer.

If you make this setting, sound will be output through

this unit, but no sound will be output from the computer’s

speakers or headphone jack.

By default, the mixer pan settings are set to the center (C).

For this reason, sounds playing back will be heard as mono.

Adjust the built-in mixer settings as necessary. (See “MIXER

page” on page 18.)

Mac OS X and iTunes

1. Double-click the Audio MIDI Setup application, which is in

the Utilities subfolder of the Applications folder, and then

open the Audio Devices window.

2. Click “US-1200” to select it, and right-click or control-click

“US-1200”. Then, click “Use this device for sound output” in

the pop-up menu.
The speaker mark appears next to “US-1200”.

NOTE

To use this device as the recording device, select “Use this

device for sound input” for the “US-1200”.

3. Launch iTunes, select an audio file and start playback.

Using Audio MIDI setup in OS X Mavericks

(10.9)

In OS X Mavericks (10.9), two options appear in the Audio

Devices list: US-1200 (Bit Accurate) and US-1200 (Core Audio).

Only the “US-1200 (Bit Accurate)” setting can be used as the

input or output device.
Do not use the “US-1200 (Bit Accurate)” option.

NOTE

When the “US-1200 (Bit Accurate)” option can be selected

in a DAW or other software, using it should make recording

and playback more stable.

The “US-1200 (Bit Accurate)” option cannot be used with

applications downloaded from the Mac App Store. Use the

“US-1200 (Core Audio)” option with such applications.

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