Hi there!
see if command+f5 will start vo agian for you
Colin
On 22 Oct 2010, at 15:10, Nothingvutlime wrote:

> Hi all,
> I launched Audio Hijack Pro while on Skype with someone yesterday and 
> hijacked system audio. Vo was having issues with pretty much any program I 
> went into. It was saying busy every time I tried to VO around. So I force 
> quit AHP. VO stopped working, so I restarted. I heard my Skype and Adium 
> sounds, signaling that both   programs had been launched successfully. I 
> invoked screen curtain, and I could see that it was on. But no peep from VO, 
> not even to say it was muted. I tried VO-f10, which I believe mutes and 
> unmutes VO, but that didn't work. I'm honestly stuck. I force quit a few 
> programs, no other ones which I remember by name. This is the only one I 
> remember and the only one I think could have caused this mess.   My theory is 
> that VO is still going to Sound Flour, and I don't know how to tell it to  
> stop. I can always ssh or sftp in and nuke my VO prefs. I'm pretty sure 
> they're in Library. But I'm afraid of this having harmful affects. Any help 
> would be appreciated.
> 
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