I have recently gotten new hearing aids, which come with an "Icom streamer," which is a device for patching the audio of a device into the hearing aids directly. However, after about five seconds of inactivity, the Mac turns off its audio circuit, which causes the streamer to beep madly for a second. Is there a way to fix this so that the Macbook doesn't close down its audio circuit? I guess I could just leave something on running at very low volume, but that seems lugubrious. Is there a way to get around what I assume to be a battery-saving feature? Thanks for any suggestions. :)
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