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Thank you so much. This solved my issue when I upgraded from an SSD drive to an NVME drive.

Toleda, I would like to say thank you for all your help with everything you have done to assist us with getting sound on HDMI. Not sure if this is applicable but I tried your fix for NVIDIA by replacing DE10BB0F with my device id but that didn't take. Ended up searching the forums and found...

Check Asus' website. If they don't have one listed most likely it doesn't work. Sound cards are a bit tricky. With that said, if you want a sound card look for SoundBlaster Omni 5.1 or Google search for Mac compatible sound cards.

I think they have a great sense of humor with the new iMac Pro being priced at $4,999. I'll stick with my Hackintosh. I wonder how soon Clover will support APFS.

I used toleda's script. With my GTX 1080 the DisplayPort closest to HDMI was not giving me audio. I plugged into the DisplayPort furthest to the left and it immediately detected my display.

First of all I would like to thank toleda for the script. At first I thought that the script needed to be updated but after weeks of no sound I figured I would give something else a shot. There are 3 DisplayPorts and 1 HDMI on my GTX 1080. The DisplayPort closest to the HDMI was not giving me...

The information here really helped me. So happy to get rid of VoodooHDA. With my GTX 1080 the DisplayPort closest to HDMI was not giving me audio. I plugged into the DisplayPort furthest to the left and it immediately detected my display. Thank you all for your help.

The information here really helped me. So happy to get rid of VoodooHDA. With my GTX 1080 the DP port closest to HDMI was not giving me audio. I plugged into the DP port furthest to the left and it immediately detected my display. Thank you all for your help.

So I have tried your suggestion but cannot seem to get audio working over DP. Display is @4 which I changed and port is PEGP, which I changed as well. Cannot get this to work. Thoughts.

No offense taken. I still consider myself a noob. :) Thank you for the information. Cannot wait to get rid of VooDooHDA.

I'm using the latest one version 2.8.9. I took the kext and placed it in EFI/Clover/Kexts/Other Hopefully the issue everyone is having with HDMI/DP audio is resolved soon and VoodooHDA could be deleted.

I had a similar issue with my SoundBlaster Omni 5.1. The Omni offers either optical or 5.1 separate channel. I prefer the latter but optical was the only one that would work with the connected receiver without hissing. Eventually decided to wipe and start clean after numerous upgrades. With the...

Honestly I don't like VoodooHDA either, as of right now it works. The moment HDMI audio works without it, VoodooHDA is gone.

The reply is that this topic is only for AppleHDA. Talking about Voodoo is not helping the topic.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017BQ8I54/?tag=tonymacx86com-20 Make sure you use a quality high speed HDMI 2.0 cable.

I used the VoodooHDA program just like you in order to get sound working through my GTX 1080. My Hackintosh is plugged into a Samsung 4K TV through a DisplayPort adapter to HDMI. This way I get full 4K at 60Hz. I cannot answer all your questions but the reason you have multiple digital outputs...

Although I prefer not to use VoodooHDA, it fixed the issue with DP/HDMI sound on my GTX 1080. Sound works perfectly on my Samsung 4K running on a displayport adapter to get full 4k support.

Mine is working. I think it says no driver's installed as well. Try booting up with a thunderbolt drive plugged in and see if it comes up.

Absolutely! Glad I could contribute and help you as well as others.

You are right that the partition was not mounted but it wouldn't make a difference. As toleda said AMD RX 4xx don't have a working HDMI audio fix.