Kudos for the script solution to MartinCR who proposed it here. Now, Android Studio will run your script that will run the original binary with the addtitional parameters to disable emulator's audio. Set the newly created script permissions with chmod +x emulator.Rename the emulator binary to emulator-original.Ĭreate a bash script text file with the name emulator that contains: Android Studio/Emulator on macOS with ARM CPU M1. If you want to start the emulator with disabled audio directly from Android studio, you should replace the emulator file with a script that will run emulator with additional parameters:Īndroid Studio by default uses the binary $ANDROID_SDK/emulator/emulatorwhich is located in: ~/Library/Android/sdk/emulator/ 4 Android Studio/Emulator on macOS with ARM CPU M1 Android Studio/Emulator on macOS with ARM CPU M1. Click on Create new virtual device button. If you haven’t created any AVD or android virtual device before, you will find it in Tools->AVD Manager. If you have 4.1.2 or later Android studio version, this will work. There are two options to start the emulator with disabled audio:Įmulator -avd Pixel_2_API_27 -qemu -no-audio How to do that: First, make sure that you have the latest Android Studio installed. To fix the issue you should start the emulator with disabled audio.
This happens even if you disable access to the microphone for Android studio in Security settings. When the emulator is started with enabled audio, sometimes it overrides the audio channel of the Mac machine. It starts again when I close the emulator. When I start Android Emulator, the audio on my Mac desktop stops. To install Android Studio on your Mac, proceed as follows: Launch the Android Studio DMG file.
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