The ezcap128 Mac USB Video Grabber, is for the MAC operating system only. It can capture high-quality video and audio files direct through any USB 2.0 interface without the need for a sound card. The installation is very simple and the adaptor requires no external power. Compatible with any standard USB Audio Class enabled system including Windows XP through Windows 10, Linux, Mac OS X, Chromebook and designated Android devices. The USB Type A connection gets plugged into the computer and you gain one 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) stereo output jack and one 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) mono microphone input jack.

There are several ways to play music from your Mac: • Use iTunes • Stream it wirelessly to external speakers • Use • (including music) over a shared Wi-Fi connection You can use a third-party audio device to. Plug it in with a FireWire, USB, Thunderbolt or S/PDIF cable. Install drivers for the audio device, if needed, before you plug the device into the Mac. Check the manual or go to the manufacturer’s website if you aren't sure if it needs a driver. Plug-and-play audio devices don’t need a software driver to work with a Mac. You need to install a driver if: • There’s no sound • The lights on the audio device blink constantly • You can’t choose the device as an input (or output) in Sound preferences. If you want to digitize your vinyl record, cassette tape collection, or other sound source, you can connect your home stereo to your computer. Then use to record the music on your Mac.

You need a USB or FireWire audio interface that has dual RCA inputs. If your Mac has an audio input, you can use a 1/8-inch stereo mini plug. To record from your home stereo to your Mac, follow these steps: • Attach the RCA connectors to your stereo receiver's auxiliary (aux) output. This might be called 'Record' or 'Tape Out' on some receivers. • Connect the other end of the cable to the audio input port on your Mac or to your Mac-connected audio interface. • Turn on your home stereo. • Make sure that your stereo is set to output via auxiliary.

• Choose Apple () menu > System Preferences, then click Sound. • Choose the Input tab and select your audio interface or the audio line “In.' Macs have built-in speakers, but you can also connect a set of headphones or external speakers to your computer. You don't need to install additional software unless you have a surround sound speaker system. To use headphones, plug in your headphone cable into the headphone/line out port on your Mac. If your headphones have a 1/4-inch stereo plug, connect a 1/4-inch stereo female phono to 1/8-inch stereo mini-phono plug adapter. Connect your speakers to your Mac's headphone/line out jack, USB port, FireWire port, or optical digital audio output port.