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The Voodoo audio includes it's own installer, but at some point if you are going to own a hackintosh, you will need to install kexts on your own. Kext Wizard can be found here Kext Wizard is an app to assist in the install of kernel extensions also refered to as kexts because of their file extension being ".kext". anyone who wrote about using version 10, either made a typo or didn't know what they were talking about. The version of VoodooHDA you are using is new, they can all be found here. Read this, it should help to answer questions 1-3 VoodooHDA - common problems
Manually approve the tuxera ntfs for mac krnel extension drivers#
All can work, the paid drivers tend to be a bit more reliable, but unless your updating the library of congress, free sounds good. NTFS-3G is free option, Tuxtera and Paragon NTFS are a couple paid options. There are paid and free solutions to enable NTFS writing. By default osx can read NTFS but not write to NTFS volumes and no longer includes any native write support(10.5 and 10.6 had unofficial support that had to be enabled manually).
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You'll have to copy the kext to another location such as your desk top to save any edits, then can use Kext Wizard to install your edited versionĪs for writing to external disks, I'm guessing they are windows formatted NTFS drives. If still no love, try the version of Voodoo before that version. For example to make the input always be half what it is now, there should be a listing in the kext for iGain or similar and a string after it with a number like 90, change it to half, 45, and that should make it default to that setting. Once you find the settings that are best, you can keep it from reverting by editing the ist inside the voodoo kext. Do you know why or of any workarounds/ fixes?įor voodoo, the most common reason for audio distortion is from the input/mic gain being up too high, turn it down to about half and see if that helps. When I drag from anywhere to the desktop, I get a + sign and it allows me, but if I try to drag from OS X to any other drive, external say, it gives me an X. I have had to do this a few times already but not often and it is not a big burdon.Īlso, do you know of a reason OS X forbids me for copying or moving any files to external hard-drives? I've tried to move videos, Acronis recovery volumes for other Windows PCs, DMG files, music. Going into System Preferences > VoodooHDA > and checking "Use SSE2" reduces the static from the sound 80- 90%, then in VLC, in audio Effects or just "Effects" > then "Filter" checking "Volume Normalization" reduces the noise another 5%+.Īlthough, in adition, if I reboot the computer or shutdown while VLC is open, both the VoodooHDA settings as well as VLCs settings return to defualt. It crackls for some media and not others, it crackles when playing two forms of media at the same time. Sometimes very mild and for other videos, it is unbarable. Some media when I play, there is a crackling sound.
There are a few bugs to note the problem is hardly resolved. God Damit!, I have to retype it all now, the entire page went back and when I tried to return, all that I have writen is gone.
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