GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3, i5 3570k, Mountain Lion - NO AUDIO!

[nlapalo]

So Ive got my computer pretty much working as far as I can tell. HD 4000 running at full, system seems fast, no glitches or hangups, but for the life of me I cant get audio working!

Ive tried multiple combinations of options in multibeast 4.6.1 through what other have posted in threads but I get no sound, and when I look under "output" in my settings I only have
Soundflower (2ch)
Soundflower (16ch)

System Profiler shows "Intel High Definition Audio" under devices but I got nothin!

Any help? Tips on options to select in multibeast?

 

[jayman30usa]

I got my HDA audio working by using -->Unified Device Injector--->ALC8xxHDA for Legacy and -->AppleHDA Rollback.

-jayman30usa

 

[tbistone]

I got my HDA audio working by using -->Unified Device Injector--->ALC8xxHDA for Legacy and -->AppleHDA Rollback.

-jayman30usa

I'm in the same boat, this doesn't work for me though

 

[nlapalo]

@jayman30usa
Thanks for posting! I tried your combination...no dice

 

[nlapalo]

If I'm unable to get the integrated sound on my motherboard working, are sound cards a viable option? Anyone know of a soundcard that has a good record of compatibility with ML, hackintoshes in general, my specific motherboard?

 

[rlf156]

Googling reveals that you have ALC889 audio codec.

First, go remove the Unified Injector: /System/Library/Extensions/ALC8xxHDA.kext

Now fire up Multibeast and install the following Patched AppleHDA.kext:

Drivers -> Kexts -> Audo -> Realtek -> Patched AppleHDA -> ALC889

and if you don't have a DSDT, also install

Drivers -> Kexts -> Audio -> Realtek -> Non-DSDT -> ALC889

 

[snowy0230]

Googling reveals that you have ALC889 audio codec.

First, go remove the Unified Injector: /System/Library/Extensions/ALC8xxHDA.kext

Now fire up Multibeast and install the following Patched AppleHDA.kext:

Drivers -> Kexts -> Audo -> Realtek -> Patched AppleHDA -> ALC889

and if you don't have a DSDT, also install

Drivers -> Kexts -> Audio -> Realtek -> Non-DSDT -> ALC889

I too have the ALC889 and the above is how I did mine. This should work for you too as rlf156 says.

 

[lucasd2]

What the above poster said seemed to work fine to enable the audio. What I found however was when I moved to ML, the audio port itself switched locations. I actually had to physically move my headphones to another line out in the back of my motherboard because the same one I had used in Lion, no longer output anything.

I bet this is what you need to do.

 

[snowy0230]

What the above poster said seemed to work fine to enable the audio. What I found however was when I moved to ML, the audio port itself switched locations. I actually had to physically move my headphones to another line out in the back of my motherboard because the same one I had used in Lion, no longer output anything.

I bet this is what you need to do.

Interesting, this was not an issue for me. However the mobo is different just the codec is the same. I am using Win7 at the moment so not too sure about this but can't you configure your audio ports on OSX? I will check this out later. On the plus side... you got it working

 

[tbistone]

Googling reveals that you have ALC889 audio codec.

First, go remove the Unified Injector: /System/Library/Extensions/ALC8xxHDA.kext

Now fire up Multibeast and install the following Patched AppleHDA.kext:

Drivers -> Kexts -> Audo -> Realtek -> Patched AppleHDA -> ALC889

and if you don't have a DSDT, also install

Drivers -> Kexts -> Audio -> Realtek -> Non-DSDT -> ALC889

Did this, still not working...