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Fully utilizing a Mac’s potential, we have developed VOX's Audio Engine in our FLAC Music Player for Mac. In addition to common formats, including: FLAC, MP3, CUE, APE & M4A – you can also playback Hi-Res Audio (HD Audio) with up to 24bit/192kHz, at 4 times higher than the standard 44kHz sound resolution. Click the play button to start listening to your FLAC format audio files in Mac OS You can make and save large playlists in VLC as well, so if you drag and drop a large number of.flac FLAC audio files into VLC they will be playable in the same sort of playlist you’d expect in an app like iTunes.

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Hello, I am very surprised by your question because I have already posted 'my' concerns and I already had support answers about it. I also use the HD60 on a Mac. Unlike you, my local recordings do not keep the facecam and the overlay of my gameplays. On PC, the option is available and you can enable / disable overlay retention over the gameplay.

Is there a terminal command in Mac OS X to disable/enable the trackpad/mouse? I know that I can disable the trackpad of my MacBook Pro when an external mouse is connected. Command (that is, the Apple key) + Q is OSX's default system shortcut for quitting your currently focused application. In LOL, this is problematic because 'Q' is of course one of the default ability buttons, and 'Command' is the button most commonly bound as the Push-to-Talk button in Ventrilo for Mac users. Up until today's daily build, I could always just quit chrome with a quick press of command-q, just like pretty much every program on Mac. As of tonight, when I press command-q, I get the pop-up 'Hold command-q to quit'.

3 Responses to How to Disable Command-Q to Stop it from Closing Your Apps on Your Mac John 8/24/2016 Command Q is not use full for School macs that the school provides witch when leaving the computer for 10 seconds wile the computer is closed up some on in the class comes up and commands Q all of your school work. The accepted answer didn't work for me. But setting the CMD-M mapping to a different action worked right away: Go to System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts. Check off the Show Help Menu item. Assign it a CMD-M key combination.

But on MAC, normally, the only way to keep the overlay (and thus the facecam) over the gameplay record, is to take advantage of the local recording function during a live stream. (this a part of the anwser from the support team) So I come back to my surprise: we agree that your question is about your facecam appears on your recordings, and that you would like to provide the disable? I understood well?

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If you want to disable command-q because you're closing command-line programs accidentally, you can get Terminal to warn you before closing. Go into the Settings section of the Terminal -> Preferences. Menu item and select the set up you use ('Basic' is the default). Then, under the shell tab is 'Prompt before closing' - if you set this to 'always', you'll be asked for confirmation if you hit command-q by accident.

Alternatively, you can set a list of programs that won't interrupt you (mostly remote shells by default), while others will still cause a prompt.

According to Bonjour is “Apple’s implementation of Zero-configuration networking (Zeroconf), a group of technologies that includes service discovery, address assignment, and hostname resolution. Bonjour locates devices such as printers, other computers, and the services that those devices offer on a local network using multicast Domain Name System (mDNS) service records”. Bonjour sends some data about your OS on the network, so in some cases, in a not trusted network you would like to disable it. To disable Bonjour use the following command in a Terminal. System Preferences ⇒ Security & Privacy ⇒ Firewall Click on “Turn On Firewall”. Now click on “Firewall options”, a new panel will appear.