Wouter1

I removed the syncer entirely. It all seems to work fine.

But IOSyncer.h is still there? The function that being used might just have been removed from the .h but still somewhere in IOSyncer (the system).

There is some code related to IOService.addNotification and a call in audioDevicePublished when a device is found. I will just try what happens if I throw it all out.

After removing the mSyncer and related code I got a kernel panic when turning off the device. This is the message ``` panic(cpu 6 caller 0xffffff800f64e7fa): "A kext releasing a(n)...

I found in #79 that the syncer must be somewhere still in the system. Maybe it's not public anymore or so?

I messed around with the .plist I renamed the panel to EMU.prefPane plist now is this ``` BuildMachineOSBuild 10K549 CFBundleDevelopmentRegion English CFBundleExecutable E-MU USB Audio Control Panel CFBundleIconFile EMU.icns CFBundleIdentifier...

however it does not work. I get this in the logs ``` May 27 06:55:36 vlieland.local sudo[2983]: wouter : TTY=ttys001 ; PWD=/System/Library/PreferencePanes ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/bin/mv E-MU USB Audio Control...

In #43 Tom mentioned > I have not experienced the issue with the headphones referenced at #46, also I just tested and plugging the headphones in makes no difference to...

I remember that there was more noise on the right channel. I think I will try to figure out in which conditions this noise appears and if it's sensitive to...

This error seems to be coming fro the Architecture setting, Base SDK can now be set only to MacOS (plus some other platforms like IOS, WatchOS).