On 10 Apr 2015, at 17:02, metropical wrote:
I have F11 and F12 set the same but they do nothing. This could be
because
I am using an external audio I/O for music work and I guess that
effective
defeats the default or use of F11 and F12.
I was thinking that F11, F12 could control the iTunes volume slider.
It depends on if you’re talking about *actual* F11/F12 or just the
keys that have F11 and F12 printed on them. By default, those keys are
volume controls and they only become function keys if you hold down
`fn`.
So no, just hitting them will not control iTunes volume, but hitting
them **and** `fn` should do it (if you assign F11/F12 to the triggers).
This behavior can be reversed in System Preferences, so the keys will
act like function keys by default and switch to system volume controls
only if you hold `fn`. That would allow you to control iTunes volume
just by tapping those keys, but then you have to hold `fn` all the time
to play/pause, adjust brightness, etc.
If you connect something with an optical (S/PDIF) cable, the system
volume controls are disabled. I wonder if that’s what you’re running
into.
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Rob McBroom
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