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Hey Guys,
I discovered while using VoodooHDA that sound was distorting until "Use SSE2" in the VoodooHDA Pref Pane was clicked. This is an easy fix except that every time you reboot you had to go in and enable that checkbox again.
EDIT: The "Vectorize" option in the VoodooHDA info.plist is supposed to toggle SSE2 however it doesn't do anything when I toggle it to <true/>. I've been reading and it turns out it's a bug.
I couldn't find a solution for the repetitiveness, so I wrote this little applet and wanted to share.
Basically, the applet navigates to the VoodooHDA pref pane, checks to see the status of "Use SSE2" and clicks it if necessary before exiting out of system preferences completely.
to use it:
1. Download and Unzip the attached required files
2. Install the VoodooHDA PrefPane if it isn't already installed by double clicking the file
3. Copy "VoodooHDA SSE2 Enabler" into your "Applications" Folder
4. Go to System Preferences > Users and Groups > Login Items
(Ensure your user is selected if multiple users on the machine)
5. Click the "Plus" icon at the bottom to add a login item
6. It will open up a window that should already be in the "Applications" folder, otherwise navigate to "Applications", navigate to the bottom and select "VoodooHDA SSE2 Enabler"
7. Enjoy stress free automation
That will do it. Every time you boot, you will see the System Preferences pane quickly flash up and tick the required box and then exit. This is normal.
EDIT: You will need to check "Enable access for assistive devices" under the Universal Access Pref Pane for this to work.
- jimmysticks
I discovered while using VoodooHDA that sound was distorting until "Use SSE2" in the VoodooHDA Pref Pane was clicked. This is an easy fix except that every time you reboot you had to go in and enable that checkbox again.
EDIT: The "Vectorize" option in the VoodooHDA info.plist is supposed to toggle SSE2 however it doesn't do anything when I toggle it to <true/>. I've been reading and it turns out it's a bug.
I couldn't find a solution for the repetitiveness, so I wrote this little applet and wanted to share.
Basically, the applet navigates to the VoodooHDA pref pane, checks to see the status of "Use SSE2" and clicks it if necessary before exiting out of system preferences completely.
to use it:
1. Download and Unzip the attached required files
2. Install the VoodooHDA PrefPane if it isn't already installed by double clicking the file
3. Copy "VoodooHDA SSE2 Enabler" into your "Applications" Folder
4. Go to System Preferences > Users and Groups > Login Items
(Ensure your user is selected if multiple users on the machine)
5. Click the "Plus" icon at the bottom to add a login item
6. It will open up a window that should already be in the "Applications" folder, otherwise navigate to "Applications", navigate to the bottom and select "VoodooHDA SSE2 Enabler"
7. Enjoy stress free automation
That will do it. Every time you boot, you will see the System Preferences pane quickly flash up and tick the required box and then exit. This is normal.
EDIT: You will need to check "Enable access for assistive devices" under the Universal Access Pref Pane for this to work.
- jimmysticks