LizardByte / LizardByte/Sunshine
What service/daemon should be added to Microphone Permissions on MacOS?
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Since Aug 7, 2024.
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Description
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### Is your issue described in the documentation?
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### Is your issue present in the latest beta/pre-release?
None
### Describe the Bug
Adding daemondo to the screen recording and input monitoring to the security permissions of MacOS gets the stream up and running with input working. Audio using BlackHole 2ch does not seem to work though.
When running sunshine from a terminal - the terminal gets added to the permissions for the microphone, screen recording and input monitoring which allows for audio to work.
Running sunshine via plist on the other hand, daemondo needed to be added manually to those permissions. Although I suspect it's something else that needed to the microphone permissions other than daemondo perhaps? As audio fails.
### Expected Behavior
Audio to work when lauching sunshine via plist at startup instead of via terminal.
### Additional Context
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### Host Operating System
macOS
### Operating System Version
Sonoma
### Architecture
64 bit
### Sunshine commit or version
v2024.804.224028
### Package
macOS - Portfile
### GPU Type
n/a
### GPU Model
M1
### GPU Driver/Mesa Version
-
### Capture Method
AVCaptureScreen (macOS)
### Config
```Shell
audio_sink = BlackHole 2ch
fps = [30,60,120,144]
resolutions = [
1920x1080,
2560x1080,
3440x1440,
1920x1200,
3840x2160,
3840x1600,
2388x1668
]
```
### Apps
_No response_
### Relevant log output
```shell
[2024:08:07:11:44:17]: Warning: audio_control_t::set_sink() unimplemented: BlackHole 2ch
[2024:08:07:11:44:17]: Error: Failed to setup microphone.
[2024:08:07:11:44:17]: Error: Unable to initialize audio capture. The stream will not have audio.
```
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