Adam Kaźmierski

What can be done about driver signing so that Vice doesn't have to start via SUDO after installation? Should I put the USB driver into memory and start it with the system, or specify what can be used in the configuration? It's common knowledge that with each new OS (Tahoe) comes more restrictions than with libusb.

https://youtu.be/i72QmjIOa-I - Vice+USBSID

Yes, Maybe it's worth adding to Vice in the next fixes so that it automatically sets itself to Enabled sound emulation...

WE HAVE IT! Play sound USBSID! SOLUTION VICE > Sound DRIVER >>> ENABLE SOUND EMULATION! I don't know, I tried that option earlier and it didn't work... When you asked about the screen sound driver, the emulation option was indeed disabled. After enabling it, it works. So, running it via SUDO + sound driver > ENABLE SOUND EMULATION does the trick. I edited the SUDO config to avoid having to constantly enter the password _automator with the shell launcher, and everything works. Actually, after automatically...

WE HAVE IT! Play sound USBSID! SOLUTION VICE > Sound DRIVER >>> ENABLE SOUND EMULATION!

WE HAVE IT! Play sound USBSID! SoundDRIVER >>> ENABLE SOUND EMULATION!

SoundDriver

Whatever settings can be changed in the speaker, you can hear the stereo/mono change click, but it's as if VICE wasn't sending the data to play the sound.