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- Oct 17, 2012
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This used to work for me but starting the latest Sierra builds this completely destroyed my audio driver. The first couple of hours were good but then audio would just stop and I would get a constant beachball.
The weird thing is that even restarting my machine into Windows would not fix it.
It seemed like the actual audio hardware crashed or something. Only reentering the audio jack would fix that. (I think the hardware does a initialization when a new audio jack is inserted.
I'm aware that this post doesn't make sense by I'm 100% sure this script was the cause. I've moved to AppleALC to get rid of the pops.
TL;DR This script causes beachballs and some really weird behavior.
The weird thing is that even restarting my machine into Windows would not fix it.
It seemed like the actual audio hardware crashed or something. Only reentering the audio jack would fix that. (I think the hardware does a initialization when a new audio jack is inserted.
I'm aware that this post doesn't make sense by I'm 100% sure this script was the cause. I've moved to AppleALC to get rid of the pops.
TL;DR This script causes beachballs and some really weird behavior.