I've never had to use Hackintool to change the ALC Layout ID which is what determines the input and output options the OS sees. I would instead refer to the OpenCore Install guide correcting audio issues. See the link below, it can be a bit of a trial and error process.
Yes, I've done that. Went to each layout id, restarted PC and to the next one etc. No success (idk why)
Where are you entering the layout ID in your config.plist? There are a few ways to do that, it can be a boot argument like this "Alcid=11" or you can enter in the Device Properties like this:
as a boot argument (as it has the highest priority)
If you search here for Realtek ALC887 there are a bunch of users who had the same problem and most do not seem to have resolved the issue. The most common IDs seem to be 1, 7 or 11 but beyond that I don't know how to help. You can upload your EFI without serial numbers and maybe something will become more obvious.
You had two entries for Audio layout ID, I deleted one and changed the ID from hex to number and added the value 7. It may work, it may not but at least it's easier to change values and not have to convert to HEX.
There's this more in depth overall guide here using Hackintool but you may feel you have already exhausted that avenue. It's certainly worth a read though.
www.tonymacx86.com
