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If you find this page useful, please it. Click on the triangle to the left of a system to open 'Quick Specs' - identifiers and basic configuration details - and click on the name or image for complete specifications. You also can a Mac by its serial number and other identifiers. Asterisks indicate that important details are provided on the applicable specs page.
Adjusting the volume on your Mac is pretty straightforward with the designated keys on your keyboard or the speaker icon on the menu bar. Did you know there are more helpful ways to improve your control of audio volume? If you’ve ever found yourself sitting in a quiet public place with your laptop, only to be embarrassed by the ear-piercing Mac startup chime echoing throughout the room, you’ll probably find some value in the tips explained in this article. They’re not widely publicized features of the Mac operating system, but they are nonetheless useful when it comes to having more control over how your Apple computer handles volume adjustments. Keep in mind some of these hints may be Leopard-only, but I believe most will work on Tiger as well. Quickly open the sound panel in System Preferences To access the advanced sound options in System Preferences, simply press the option key together with either the mute, volume up, or volume down key on your keyboard.
Nice and easy. Silence audio feedback when adjusting volume It can certainly get annoying hearing that awful popping sound effect in quick succession over and over again as you press the volume up/down keys on your keyboard. Luckily, there are a couple of ways to avoid this annoyance. If you only want to disable the sound temporarily, merely hold the shift key down as you adjust the volume keys.
You will see the on-screen indicator to let you know how far you’ve gone, but the pop, pop, pop is not heard. On the other hand, it you choose to disable this sound effect all the time, you can go to System Preferences Sound Sound Effects and uncheck “Play feedback when volume is changed.”. Stifle the chime While the Mac startup chime is often comforting to some long-time Apple product users, it can also bring unwanted attention if your volume is turned up to the max in a room full of people.
There are third-party programs out there to permanently turn the chime off, but another way that works only when you need it to is holding down the mute button on your keyboard as you press the power button to turn your Mac on. Muting your Mac’s volume before you shut it down will also mute the startup chime next time you boot the system. Headphones are special When you plug in a pair of headphones, they get their own volume settings — completely separate from your Mac’s built-in speakers. Try muting the sound on your Mac, connecting your headphones, picking an optimal sound level, and then unplugging your headphones. If you try to play any sound on your speakers, you won’t hear anything.
It remembered that your last configuration for the speakers was silence, and will remember your chosen headphone volume next time they are reconnected. So if you’re listening to iTunes on your headphones in an airport or library and then unplug them (accidentally or intentionally), music won’t come blasting out of the speakers. About MacYourself MacYourself was established in July 2008 by founders (and Apple enthusiasts) Ant and Frankie P., who wanted to create a tips & tricks site geared towards the average or new Apple product user.
The name itself was an accident, shouted by Frankie P. In a moment of frustration when he couldn’t think of anything clever. Immediately, a light went off in Ant’s head and he eventually convinced Frankie P. That it wasn’t as ridiculous as it first seemed. About us or send a friendly message. It's great to hear from people! Need some guidance?
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