Recent content by Noon3rs

I have tried plugging the mic into the red port in back of the mobo, and have checked all possible options in System Preferences. I also updated my system specs on my account. It's fine on Windows. Is there a Multibeast option I can install?

So I've had my setup working for about two years now, and the only thing that hasn't worked yet are the webcam and microphone. I've got Snow Leopard 10.6.8, and a DP55WB mobo. If any other specs are needed, I'll gladly help, but the computer won't even recognize that a mic or camera are plugged...

Yeah, pretty much what pan said. I'm trying to look around for the kexts, but I really don't know what I'm doing. Where would I find them? Thanks for helping the newb again.

Okay, so since I have an Intel, that means that I should....?

Okay, after looking more closely at my card, yes. That appears to be the problem. My audio's going through my HDMI port on my EVGA, when I want it to be going through the headphone jack on my motherboard. Any suggestions?

Okay, so, once again displaying my lack of detailed knowledge, what should I do to fix that? Sorry I can't be more descriptive. Thanks for putting up with my amateur-ness.

So, using my Intel i7-860 and Intel DP55WB, I got everything I need working...except audio. My card is an EVGA GeForce GT 240 (one that's even recommended in the CustomMac page), and I've tried running Multibeast to fix it, in the configuration shown here...

What if I'm going to be using Windows XP to burn iBoot and MultiBeast onto CD? What's the best way to do that? :?: Many thanks for the help! All hail tonymac! :thumbup: