Retired EE/Computers/IT

Jim Lacey

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Seems it is so... I am remembering to connect the external speaker as part of my startup procedure.<br />
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Thanks!
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How do I make MacOS High Sierra System Preferences changes to 'Sound' permanent until changes made again. <br />
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I want to change Sound/Output from 'Internal Speakers' to an Apple HomePod named &quot;Office&quot;<br />
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I want this change to persist until I make another change to this option - no change on power down / power up or reboot.
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How do I make MacOS High Sierra System Preferences changes to 'Sound' permanent until changes made again. 

I want to change Sound/Output from 'Internal Speakers' to an Apple HomePod named "Office"

I want this change to persist until I make another change to this option - no change on power down / power up or reboot.

Seems it is so... I am remembering to connect the external speaker as part of my startup procedure.

Thanks!

How do I make MacOS High Sierra System Preferences changes to &#39;Sound&#39; permanent?

How do I make MacOS High Sierra System Preferences changes to &#39;Sound&#39; permanent until changes made again. 

I want to change Sound/Output from &#39;Internal Speakers&#39; to an Apple HomePod named &quot;Office&quot;

I want this change to persist until I make another change to this option - no change on power down / power up or reboot.

How do I make MacOS High Sierra System Preferences changes to 'Sound' permanent?

Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.