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Any fix to the Garbled/Distorted Headphone issue?

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Yes, of course. You use copy/paste with plist editor to copy into your own config.plist.
Been moving around past week. So am back trying to fix the sound. I am trying to decompile and check my DSDT for errors before I start applying the sound Patch. It has no errors but has warnings. Do i just ignore the warnings?
 

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Newcomer here, I'm using the CodecCommander just fine but when I unplug and replug in my headphones the audio gets jumbled again. Any fix?
 
Hi Rehabman,

I tried your command "hda-verb 0x19 SET_PIN_WIDGET_CONTROL 0x25" and it works!! It solves the headphone issue. I modified the codeccommander.kext info.plist exactly as yours. Now everything is working properly. =] Thanks a lot!
Hello
Can you help with the file or something as yours is working now.
I have the same hardware; sound plays good with internal speakers but too bad from headphones.
 
On Acer aspire e5 576g-5762 with ALC 887 i fixed this audio issue just doing what rehabman put here and nothing more:

First you need to build and install CodeCommander and hda-verb.

Code:
cd ~
mkdir Projects
cd Projects
git clone https://github.com/RehabMan/EAPD-Codec-Commander.git codec.git
cd codec.git
make
make install
 
Current version is 2.3.0.

Install latest: https://github.com/RehabMan/EAPD-Codec-Commander

Use debug version.

Repair permissions & rebuild cache. Check for errors during cache rebuild (use DPCIManager).

Check system.log after reboot (you can filter for 'codeccommander').

If everything working, go back to Release version (same procedure).

Confirmed.
This method still works on Mojave 10.14.4 on Asus X540LA with ALC255

Thanks a lot @RehabMan :thumbup:
 
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