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Video Decoder seems to not working I run a Hackintosh with 5700G and NootedRed.kext It shows in Hackintool -> System -> System Info -> VDA Decoder = Decoder Failed I tested with Video Codec Test from Ben Software, and if I choose to Run a test using Internal Hardware (Quick Sync, Media Engine...

No problem for me installing this update

I updated to 14.1.1 version without issues, but first I had to add revpatch=sbvmm boot-arg, so that update to become available

I updated both devices, the process was faster on Intel than on AMD. But in the end both work perfectly

Just joined the Ryzentosh users and want to let everybody know that macOS Sonoma is running great with integrated GPU on my AMD ITX system: Gigabyte X570 I Aorus Pro WiFi + Ryzen 7 5700G & Integrated Radeon RX VEGA 8 + included Intel AX210 wireless + 32 GB RAM I started from the EFI posted by...

No issues for me: Dell Latitude 5490 with OC 0.9.2

Flawless update to Ventura 13.3.1 on my Dell Latitude 5490 with Intel i5-8265U

Smooth update to Monterey 12.2 on my Dell E6540

I tested this solution on my Hackintosh too, and it is working! I only changed layout-id to 1, as this is proper for my board. I'm glad I no longer depend on FakePCIID and VoodooHDA kexts , and i am able to run as "vanilla" as possible.

use VoodooHDA, as described here https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/hdmi-audio-igpu-opencore-easy-solution.308459/post-2292361

I updated my iMac20,1 hackintosh to Monterey and I had to give-up to FakePCIID method for DP / HDMI Audio out via Intel UHD 630. FakePCIID method still worked with Monterey, but it causes random restarts and, to solve the problem, I had to remove the kexts, as advised here...

layout-id should be the same you use as boot args. Also, If you have an Hasswel (older) CPU you cannot spoof an Skylake (newer) Audio ID. Used device-id is specific for UHD 630 graphics, will not work with other iGPU's

For my iMac 20,1 Hack I don't spoof any video device id, actually I keep my DevicepProperties section clean, since the CPU is properly recognized and HDMI and DP ports are also functioning correctly. I only added PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1f,0x3) section, in order to get HDMI audio working. Also, I...

The reason for using device-id 709D0000 is that native Comet Lake device-id is not recognized, so we need to spoof another, similar one (a Sky Lake one in this case).

Solution for igpu HDMI Audio was posted here https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/applehdahdmi_dpdriver-loading-only-after-unplug-plug-dp-cable.310616/post-2243397 And here https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/applehdahdmi_dpdriver-loading-only-after-unplug-plug-dp-cable.310616/post-2245943

I am glad I could help. Remove "-v" from NVRAM boot args

soy.mats My EFY is attached. Please be aware that serials are removed, you must insert your own.

It's known that Big Sur 11.3 update break USB ports: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/macos-11-3-update.312150/ Try to use USBports.kext from this repo before building your own https://github.com/Baio1977/GA-Z490M-Gaming-X/releases/tag/V2.5

Try to switch to AppleALC and use it with alcid=11 as boot-arg. This should activate MB audio ports. For HDMI Audio follow.this guide: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/applehda-hdmi-audio-guide.234735/

I have my Dell Latitude E6540 fully Working with Big Sur 11.2.3 except that sound via HDMI Audio is like harsh noise. Same results with layout id 12 and 15, compatible with ALC292. Tested several HDMI cables, all are working fine under Windows but give harsh noise und MacOS. All settings are...