However, I don't recall having this issue prior to version 8 of ScreenFlow, and 10.14 Mojave.
Sleep 0 (sleep prevented by coreaudiod, coreaudiod)Īs mentioned above, quitting the ScreenFlow Helper and app resolves this issue. Is this intentional to prevent sleep? I was able to get the info about this issue by issuing the following command in terminal: pmset -g The output is as ~> pmset -g If I uncheck the option to start the helper on login and quit the app, and helper the issue goes away. When enabled to start at login, the Screenflow helper prevents sleep due to coreaudioD. I wanted to leave a note here about an issue I have with screenFlow 8.2.2 on a 27' 5K iMac running 10.143.
