Soundflower Bundled?

[eddjedi]

I have just done a fresh install without any migration or transfer of preferences/plugins etc, yet have noticed that once again I have Soundflower under my audio in/out preferences! This is one of the reasons I did a fresh install, I used to use Soundflower years ago but couldn't then get rid of it after.

Apart from High Sierra the other 'media' related apps I have since installed are VLC, Office 2016, Logic Pro, Traktor, and Adobe CC 2017 (Photoshop & Audition.) Do any of these apps include Soundflower as a bundle when installed? I can't figure how else it could have appeared again, like I said I haven't migrated anything from my old account.
[doublepost=1507992710][/doublepost]Found the culprit, it was Toast Titanium. Apparently its screen capture software uses Soundflower.

 

[jameshenderson]

I know Soundflower is bundled with Splashtop (for remote audio) but do not remember is being there when I last installed High Sierra.

{edit} - just realised my reply is somewhat ...tardy.

 

[BrianBaughn]

Found the culprit, it was Toast Titanium. Apparently its screen capture software uses Soundflower.

Good to know.

If you want sound on screen captures with Quicktime you also need Soundflower for audio routing.

I don't remember ever hearing about Soundflower causing any issues.

 

[eddjedi]

Not so much a problem with it, I just don't like finding rogue software installed that I don't recall agreeing to.