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What the license panel looks like, where your key goes, how to start the free trial instead, and what to do if you lost your key.

The six Setup steps on first launch, what each macOS permission is for, and which ones Audiout can’t run without.

How to read Audiout’s menu bar icon, open the panel, switch its four tabs, and use the right-click menu.

Exactly what leaves your Mac and when. The usage statistics and when they are on, the license check-in, and where the audio goes.

What each part of the Mixer tab does, from the Main Audio row to per-speaker faders, mute, and meters, and how the three volumes multiply.

Send a single app to its own speaker with the App Routing card, which speakers qualify, and what happens when the app quits.

What AirPlay 2, AirPlay 1, Bluetooth, Cast, and the Mac itself can each do in Audiout, and where they differ.

Save the speakers you use together as a scene, recall it from the Main Audio menu, and choose what Audiout reconnects at launch.

Where the equalizer lives, the two ways to open it from a speaker row, and what else a speaker’s page on the Speakers tab holds.

Use the Speakers tab to choose which speakers Audiout's Mixer lists, open a speaker's page and equalizer, pair Bluetooth, and forget speakers that are gone.

Use the alignment wizard to time a Bluetooth speaker that plays behind, by measuring it with your Mac’s microphone or by ear, so it lands with the rest.

How to connect Audiout to an AirPlay speaker that needs a password or a TV that shows a code, where Audiout saves it, and what to do when it's rejected.

A preview of how Audiout Remote, the free iPhone app coming soon, will use your iPhone's microphone to find how far behind a Bluetooth speaker plays, so your Mac can correct it.

Where your Audiout license key comes from, how to enter or change it, what the status messages mean, and how to get a lost key back.

How the official Audiout build checks for updates, what your purchase includes, and how source builds stay current.

What still works when your Audiout trial ends, what switches off until you buy, how Play here moves you to another speaker, and how to buy or enter a key.

Silent speakers usually mean the Mac's sound output switched away from Audiout. Here's how to check, and what else to rule out.

What to do when the Audiout Setup window reopens because a system permission was revoked in System Settings.

Why the “Launch at login” switch springs back off, and the two fixes — approve Audiout in Login Items, and run it from Applications.

Why your Mac’s volume keys go quiet while Audiout runs, and the Accessibility permission that hands them back.

What this alert means, why only one settings store was reset, and what you may need to set up again.