Possible audio bug in Leopard 10.5.4?
Hi guys,
I've recently moved to a MacBook running Leopard 10.5.4, and found the following weird problem.
After a while I use Itunes through my headphones, and I hit the pause button, the kernel_task goes crazy, going from -880 to 3,200 (yes, I'm serious!). If I unplug my headphones, kernel_task goes back to normal. Plugging the headphones back, it goes crazy again, but if I let ITunes play, the problem disappears. I've also tried this with VLC, and for a few seconds of the Avi file I'm opening, there is no sound on the headphones, then the sound comes back, and kernel_task goes back to normal.
This is independent of the headset, since I've tried with various headsets, and speakers. Also, Console doesn't report anything strange going on.
Of course, I've tried quitting Itunes, and any other running application, but the problem is still there.
Any idea about it? Could it be a bug in the audio management of Leopard?
Thanks in advance,
Sandro
I've not had this problem, and I've used at least two other sets of headphones besides the set that came with my iPhone. Did you update to 10.5.4 or was it already installed on your MacBook? If it was an update, I'd recommend performing a 10.5.4 combo update, which will replace any corrupted or damaged files that may have changed since the update. It can be found at: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/macosx_updates/macosx1054comboupdate .html
Last questions: did you boot off of your Leopard DVD and run the Apple Hardware Test, and did you try to replicate this in Safe Mode? (boot while holding down Shift) If there are no remedies and Console still shows nothing, you could wait for 10.5.5 to be released, or call AppleCare.
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This is what I do when testing upgrades/updates.
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When playing podcasts the sound cuts out after system notifications and locking and unlocking. It's exactly like the audio bug I experienced on my first gen phone after an OS upgrade. I'm not sure if this is new since upgrading to 4.0.1 It only happens with podcasts, other MP3s don't have the problem. Can anyone else replicate this?
Christian Gloddy wrote:
MP3s and other media files can vary widely in the kind of metadata they carry and Apple certainly accounts for that in their software. The fact that I stumbled on a scenario that AppleTV trips over but all of it's other products do not, I would think it would be something I would think Apple would be interested in fixing, instead of saying that it's not their problem. I would assume Apple would want the same level of quality with AppleTV that it has with iTunes, iPod and the iPhone.
in which case, this is not the place to report "bugs" to apple.. this is a user-to-user support forum (no apple input).
if you want to report your "bug" then you need to do it via the official channel - http://www.apple.com/feedback/appletv.html
ps. i don't need a lesson on metadata. however the metadata is set by the podcast producer. -
Is it possible to install Snow Leopard on a PC and to run it with two Nvidia Quadro Cards and 8 Screens?
Furthermore, all new Macs since 2006 have been able to have Windows or Linux installed on them natively with virtualization engines*:
http://www.macmaps.com/macosxnative.html#WINTEL
You may even want to consider a used Mac Pro*:
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Hi. Possible fix done to my late- 2009 iMac's screen/graphics issue that may work God willing, hopefully for most [In my case it sometimes had that yellow circle that appears before it goes to the Finder but mostly it was a messed up desktop and menus (unreadable mostly) after months, prayers and weeks of fixing it; recommended to be read entirely first coz' it's a bit complicated (like a lot of subplots). If uncomfortable to try coz' it involved a GPU stress test, contact your authorized Apple service center for their advice]. I had an iMac (late 2009) screen garbling a few hours ago (was weeks ago when it resurfaced until it got worse that it's at every boot on Mavericks):
† I booted to Snow Leopard USB external (my back-up OS) drive then run the first person shooter at redeclipse.net. I set everything to max, including the display, resolution and graphics setting with fullscreen and v-sync on. I then refreshed it which brought it back to normal (I then tested it's stability with GPUTest 0.7 with Furmark for 15 minutes). * if the display options have been set to max before, bring it back to the default then refresh and then max it again Possibly any games that's has the graphic settings (or more advanced) of Red Eclipse could work (other free ones are Xonotic and Open Arena which are based on Quake 1 or 3s engine I believe).
Optional but not recommended (have warrantied if that's still available or have it repaired at authorized service centers):
If that doesn't work, review articles and videos on how to open an Intel iMac and get an iPhone/iPad/another way to get to the 'net ready for research (I opened mine very carefully on the right side with a cutter with blade extended far prying it carefully then I inserted a flat end, sturdy plastic used for mixing epoxy then removed the cutter carefully to let the plastic mixing tool do the prying) to see if the cable connected to the logicboard which is on top of, is connected (mine was detached but I'm not sure if the adjusting and tilting of the screen overtime for 2 & 1/2 years, detached it) then do † above again.
It could to be a software problem, a possible Apple ATI driver bug that takes overtime to surface (2 1/2 years it resurfaced because this started in my case after upgrading to Lion when Apple coded things mostly from the ground up. Snow Leopard didn't have this problem).
Thank you for your time. Have a great upcoming sunday mass/great upcoming weekend. I hope this helps.
God bless, Rev. 21:4, Matt. 16:18Does an external display also act in a similar manner as the internal one?
Some earlier Intel-based iMacs had graphic processor card issues; not sure what
the symptoms of the majority of them were, but some had odd patterns, others
went black, and some would range from OK to totally unusable. Among others.
So there is a chance the graphic processor may be going out; or just the circuitry
that controls the backlight. An inverter may be weak or other circuit to the display
could be wearing out.
http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/
If you have access to an Apple Store with Genius bar, they can perform some kinds
of diagnostic tests there even though the computer is out-of-warranty; that may be
of help to narrow down the cause of the symptoms you've noticed. They may not be
able to repair it, however, at an Apple Store; as it is rather old by today's standard.
An Apple Authorized Service Provider could do repairs and testing on older models
the Apple Store's Genius and other may not be set up to handle due to vintage.
Find an Apple Authorized Service Provider
Visit an Apple Retail Store
There is a country locator page to help find either of the above in regions outside
of the US & Canada, not sure how the above links would work; and it appears my
bookmarks to the country locator page may not be accessible now to post here.
You may be able to get an idea about what kinds of parts support the display
function by name by looking into an iFixit.com repair guide for your iMac series.
Hopefully the parts supporting the display are the reason it is dimming down, as
a graphic processor failure likely would exhibit other behaviors than just dimming.
PS: I see you've added content to your thread after I'd started working on this
& the answer likely is a hardware repair; professional testing is worth the time
and you seem to have at least one other thread on the same topic....
Good luck & happy computing!
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Capture audio static with Leopard?
I just upgraded to Leopard and started capturing a new project with FCP. I now have static in the audio I didn't have before. Anyone else experiencing this. I've switch cables, drives, video playback decks and still get added static on all tapes. The audio on the tape when monitored with earphones is static free. Any ideas? Thanks.
GaryThanks for the reply. All cameras are set to 16 bit audio. Nothing has really changed except the Leopard OS upgrade. I am getting a warning box about the audio possibly not syncing, but there is no sync problem. I'm just curious if I'm the only one having this problem with audio static on capturing after the Leopard upgrade. Thanks for any help.
Gary -
I recently updated to 10.7.3, and like many others, I seem to have no audio with my iMac (intel). I am able to get it working by resetting PRAM and SMC. However, when I power on my computer the next day, have to reset PRAM and SMC each time to get my audio to work again.
Obviously, this is a software issue, is there any current projects to fix this bug?I would get Pages, if it is word processing AW documents, and try to open them without changing the system back to Snow Leopard. You could have Snow Leopar d on an externalhard drive if you really need to have Rosetta and AW.
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FxFactory Plugins Causing Audio Bug
Hiya,
So...I seem to be dealing with a bug within FCP when Noise Industries FxFactory plugins are installed. I'm confident that I've narrowed it down to this plugin suite.
Basically, when FxFactory is installed and Final Cut is running, if you affect any of the audio meters in the Audio Mixer window, the video lags to a stuttering stop and no level information is imparted to the tracks.
I can level the audio when the playhead is at a standstill and not playing, but one cannot mix live.
I'm curious if anyone is suffering the same issue, or knows of any patch, as we need to be able to mix live and utilize these plugins if possible.
Thank you for any and all replies!
Cheers,
asher.For the benefit of anyone watching this thread (or simply stumbling upon it during a search) the issue was discovered and fixed in FxFactory 2.0.7. If you experience this problem, please download and install a fresh copy of FxFactory from our website:
http://www.noiseindustries.com/fxfactory/download
Regards,
Gabe
Noise Industries, LLC
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