OS X.4.10 ... uh oh! Audio problems???

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OS X.4.10 ... uh oh! Audio problems???

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Feels like a Built-In issue.

I wouldn't worry about it until those using prosumer or high end audio interfaces chime in with problems.
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Yeah... looks like a built-in audio thing. Like I *ever* use built-in audio.
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James Steele wrote:Yeah... looks like a built-in audio thing. Like I *ever* use built-in audio.
Actually, I do. I route internet crap and prog/system alerts to a pair of cheap speakers. I hate when I get an alert on my near field monitors! I'll also pump iTunes into them for background listening and on film projects, like to have the idalogue and SFX come thru the system and the music come thru hte mains. Detour works great for this kind of routing.

Guess I'll be brave and hope my M-Audio stuff behaves. It's always hit and miss. But the laptop and Mini seem to like the update so far.
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MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Guess I'll be brave and hope my M-Audio stuff behaves. It's always hit and miss. But the laptop and Mini seem to like the update so far.
Weird... the thread seemed to have a lot of Mini users complaining. It might be an Intel thing? I really didn't read it closely as I installed on my G5 and haven't had any issues.
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Here is the featured article from MacFixIt.com this morning:

http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?sto ... 1085315862

They don't say whether FW audio is involved, but I think I will sit this one out after all.
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