If you have a MacBook Pro with an m.2 type SSD, you will need to follow careful instructions of the manufacturer of the SSD you bought (Transcend or OWC) to make it work properly once it has been slotted in. Generally, you will need special screwdrivers to remove the underplate of the laptop to access its internals. The installation process will depend on the MacBook Pro version you have and the type of SSD available.

There is a lot that can go wrong, so we only recommend changing SSDs by yourself if you know what you’re doing. InstallationĪccessing the internals of any Apple product is extremely tricky, and most MacBook Pros are no exception.

Be sure to do thorough research about which SSD type you need you will need to know exactly which MacBook Pro you have and what kind of drive interface it uses. MacBook Pros (Retina) from 2013 to early 2016 will be compatible with the more advanced and smaller memory type, the m.2 SSD which runs through the PCIe slot instead of a SATA port. We’ve listed three of them in this product review article. Any MacBook Pro prior to 2013 will only be able to use the SATA III interface 2.5-inch SSDs. Which MacBook Pro you have will determine which SSD type you want. That allows me to successfully capture audio in Screenflow, but does not fix the Wirecast problem.SSD for MacBook Pro Buyer’s Guide MacBook Pro Version and SSD Type I've read about problems with Apple's new T2 chip, and tried installing the latest Screenflow version (8.2.2) and then uninstalled and reinstalled the latest Telestream Audio Driver within Screenflow. I replicated all of this on an older MacBook Pro running Wirecast version 10 and the old computer has no problem with the audio capture. The screen capture shows up, but no audio comes into Wirecast. Wirecast preference settings for Audio Interface: I have tried System Default, Telestream Audio Capture, and MacBook Pro Speakers with no success.Input source: Screen Capture, with Capture System Audio checked (I've tried both monitor and window settings).

MacBook Pro 15-inch, 2018 2.9 GHz Intel Core i9.

After using Wirecast for years, when I bought a new MacBook Pro and installed the latest version of Wirecast, I am unable to get audio capture to work - whether a YouTube video, Zoom call, or anything else.

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