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- Check Preferences → Audio → Global Output Device.
- Make sure the Global Output Device is not muted in the OS.
- Check the clip’s output assignment.
- Check Clip Gain is not set to silence.
- Verify the clip file is not silent or corrupted.
- In Default mode, make sure the clip has an output assigned.
- Check the IN/OUT markers — the OUT marker may be before the IN marker.
- Check the retrigger mode; Ignore mode will block repeat triggers.
- Check if the clip is in a project slot that is not active.
- Reduce Clip Gain.
- Reduce the number of clips playing simultaneously on the same output.
- Check the system audio device is not overdriven.
- Connect the Stream Deck before launching Callie.
- Close other apps that may be using the Stream Deck, especially Elgato Stream Deck Companion.
- Watch for the UI alert that tells you if another application is blocking the Stream Deck.
- Check the selected layout matches your device.
- Restart Callie.
- Check the correct MIDI input port is selected in Preferences.
- Re-learn the MIDI assignment.
- Make sure no other app is using the same MIDI port.
- Match the frame rate to your timecode source.
- Check the timecode is reaching the selected input.
- For LTC, adjust input gain.
- Use shorter files for testing.
- Ensure you have enough free disk space.
- Keep files under 15 minutes to avoid out-of-memory errors.
- Processing is CPU-only; speed depends on your processor and file length.