Note: Only use the Automator script if the plist method does not work If the plist method doesn't work you can this Automator bash script
Here is a Headphones plist script that I tested and works on Mac OSX Mavericks, it should work on other versions as well.Ĭreate the plist file sudo nano /Library/LaunchDaemons/ist Only use either the plist or the Automator Using plist is ideal because it will keep the process alive. Now we want Headphones to autostart on boot. You are going to git clone the latest Headphones package straight from github onto your machine git clone /Applications/Headphones
If it says it couldn't be found then you already have command line tools installed You will get a pop up asking to install command line tools. Install command line tools xcode-select -install Headphones needs some little tools in order to make all of this easier. Welcome to the non-intimidating Mac terminal You can find Terminal in Applications -> Utilities All you have to do is copy and paste these commands. Most of this will be done in the Terminal since it is much faster and easier.
