Whenever I change the volume of my MacBook Pro M1 using an external device (either my keyboard or mouse, neither apple branded) the volume slider stutters and there is a cracking noise. Additionally for some weird reason whenever I press the caps lock key similar behaviour, sound cuts out for a second with a crackle. When I use the inbuilt volume slider on the Touch Bar, no issues at all.
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Before ruling them out, have you tried using another external keyboard & mouse, other than these? Also are these devices, wired or wireless? If wireless, do they use Bluetooth or a propriety protocol (like Logitech's Unifying)?
If I understand you current set up, your monitor has USB ports that you have both the Unifying Receiver (for the wireless mouse) & wired keyboard connected to. In turn you have your notebook "docked" to this monitor ... correct? Are you using a docking station for this purpose?
Typically, when you here "crackling" noise when adjusting volume the culprit is a faulty volume control. Back in the old days this was a electromechanical potentiometer. We're obviously well beyond that now-a-days. Where are you adjusting the volume: at the notebook, the keyboard, or the monitor ... or somewhere else?
Yes that is correct, single USB C cable from the monitor to the MacBook in clamshell mode, with all the other peripherals (mouse, speakers, keyboard) connected to the monitor. So the monitor acts as both a display and a dock. Hence I control the volume via my keyboard or my mice as I've programmed the side scroll wheel to do so. Keyboard and mice are of different brands and different connections but still have the same behaviour.
Disconnect the bt-keybord, the bt-trackpad, the bt-mouse and all the other bluetooth devices one by one while listening the bt-speakers.(While doing this, in my case, I discovered that the bt keyboard is interfering, and when I disconnect it, I start hearing the bt speaker working fine.)
I have the same issues and have determined that the bluetooth antenna location in my mid 2012 MB Pro is the culprit. I have an Apple BT keyboard and Apple BT Magic Mouse. It is not capable of streaming the BT audio satisfactorily to my 3rd party BT speaker. I've attempted to back off both the keyboard and mouse, but alas, this defeats the reason for them.
Just install the software on each computer and configure which one has the keyboard and mouse you want to use across devices. Then you have seamless movement between computers by simply moving the cursor off the edge of the desktop. Here are 5 free KVM switch programs that can be used to share your keyboard and mouse to control multiple PCs. All have been tested on Windows 10 and Windows 7.
Synergy is a well known if rather confusing keyboard and mouse sharing software. Over the years, Synergy has been released as freeware, then went full shareware, then open source versions became available that you have to compile yourself while still being shareware. Barrier is a fully free, open source, and multi platform fork of Synergy v1.9 that does away with the confusion.
Previous users of Synergy will feel home because Barrier looks and works in the same way. The interface and setup options are pretty much the same. During first launch, a setup wizard will appear where you select if the computer you have installed the program on is to be the server or the client. The server will be the computer that has the mouse and keyboard connected ready to share with another computer.
After install, you will be shown the welcome screen which asks whether the PC is to be the primary or secondary computer. Primary is the PC with the mouse and keyboard. If you select Secondary, a window will open with the computer name and passcode which needs adding to the Primary computer. Pressing Primary will open a window where you can search for and add a new secondary computer.
Have you had a lot of problems with the mouse and keyboard stalling a lot? sometimes I have to reboot the computer, it usually does it on one system but lately it has been doing it on both computers..
Does Mouse without Borders allow you to use two computers but only a single monitor, and switch between them? So, two computers, one mouse, one keyboard and one monitor? All of the videos I have seen about this product show at least two monitors in use.
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