How do I Uninstall Soundflower 1.3.1?

I was just looking for the same answer, anyone? How do you remove "Soundflower" from your sound preferences?

Open Audio Hijack and from the Audio Hijack menu select "install extras"

From there you can uninstall soundflower. It will require a re-boot.

I found this after a quick search.

http://www.cycling74.com/downloads/soundflower

You just download the program again and run the uninstall. No reboot this way. Enjoy!

were you able to remove soundflower from sound preferences?
i am not able to do so - even after using the provided uninstall script.

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update: I restarted my Mac and it worked. So pl ignore the question.

Hooka said:

I was just looking for the same answer, anyone? How do you remove "Soundflower" from your sound preferences?

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Hooka said:

I found this after a quick search.

http://www.cycling74.com/downloads/soundflower

You just download the program again and run the uninstall. No reboot this way. Enjoy!

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Thanks, i was trying to uninstall but I was not able to remove the pref. panel. But after a system restart it was gone.

I have followed the instructions to uninstall Soundflower 2ch and 16ch using Airfoil but have not succeeded so far.

I also wish to uninstall BoomDevice all of which I had on my old MacBook Pro which is 5 years old.

I am now using a MacBook Pro 4 Core and did not do a clean install and am now paying for not doing so as I have to uninstall apps piecemeal.

Can someone please help me?

Joe De Livera
Colombo

Here is my issue. I have a Mac Mini running audio over HDMI to the TV. Seems to work well, until recently. Some movie downloads play loud static noise instead of the audio. When I go to the sound prefs, I see that instead of SHARP HDMI (as it should be below), the prefs default to anything else but. I am trying to get it working in XBMC, but even in VLC the audio is screwed up. I have tried to uninstall Soundflower, but that doesn't seem to resolve the issue. Anyone else have any thoughts?



edit: the issue with the audio was a setting in XBMC. All is well now.